1. I get to work at home. 2. My uniform is whatever I chose-mine is jeans and teeshirts. 3. I set my own hours. I can work 12 hours. I can work 0. (Deadlines exert some pressure, of course, that … Continue reading →
Today I would like to tell you about my all time favorite book. I have read it probably a thousand times and still enjoy reading it. It’s called The Piggy In The Puddle, written by Charlotte Pomerantz (Author), James Marshall … Continue reading →
Summer has flown by. Two more weeks and we’ll be into September. Sometimes summer goes by so quickly I almost miss it so I thought I would list my summer specials. 1. Visitors. I’ve had friends, relatives, kids and grandkids … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →I love research. You learn the most amazing things some of which might make it into a story. Other stuff is just plain interesting. Like visiting the home of Stephan Stephansson’s home near Red Deer, Alberta. He is considered … Continue reading →
At school, I learned we have four seasons in our part of the world–spring, summer, fall, winter. As I grew up I learned they could be classified differently–almost winter, winter, still winter, and summer. I learned by observation there were … Continue reading →
I’m one of those people who considered my writing to be a gift. This is how I see the gift of story– a beautiful object that defies description. A wonderful book that made me realize the value of this gift … Continue reading →