What strange weather. A cold, wet October and yes, there was snow. Thank goodness it didn’t stay. Then an unseasonably warm November that saw the farmers working long hours to get their crops harvested. And now we have December. And … Continue reading →
I wanted to tell you a story about long ago Christmases. Perhaps find pictures of the season in my parents’ collection of photos. I found nothing. I’m beginning to think their idea of Christmas was much simpler than ours. My … Continue reading →
I had occasion this week to see where my grandparents used to live. They’ve been gone many years but as I was in the neighborhood, I wanted to see if the house was still there and what memories I’d have … Continue reading →
My stories often have children in them so I am often challenged to find toys for them. I’ve visited countless museums and have thousands of pictures taken at them but if one were to judge the abundance of toys (or … Continue reading →
It’s time to renew my passport. I have gone so many places with the current one (though not as many as I’d like). It’s probably no surprise that one of my favorite things about travel is visiting museums and I … Continue reading →
It’s been a week with unexpected surprises. Several times I’ve felt like Johnny Appleseed. Oh, the Lord is good to me. And so I thank the Lord For giving me the things I need: The sun and the rain and … Continue reading →
This week I got a box of books—Montana Cowboy Family—Book #2 in Big Sky Cowboys series. For fun, click on the link and make a jigsaw puzzle of the cover. It comes out in Jan. The story of Sadie, the … Continue reading →
It’s me, Peanut. My owner asked me to do a blog for her. Sometimes she forgets that I am royalty and she’s my servant. She won’t let me call her mommy. She says any child of hers walks on two … Continue reading →
I’ve once again asked Peanut to stand in for me as I am sick with a cold. He wasn’t impressed at my request. But finally agreed to say something. But I think he forgot before the urge to sleep claimed … Continue reading →
It is Thanksgiving weekend in Canada. Normally, it is a lovely fall day with crisp leaves of gold and yellow, fat orange pumpkins and a blue sky. Not so much this weekend. We have (shh, don’t say it aloud) snow. … Continue reading →