Vacations are relaxing, refreshing and just plain fun. I wish I could take more. However, it isn’t practical. There’s work, home responsibilities…life. I heard someone mention 3-minute breaks to prevent or relieve stress and thought how I could apply that … Continue reading →
I’ve spent a great deal of my week weeding my garden. We grow a large vegetable garden. (I love fresh veggies and, during the winter, home frozen ones.) But it is a lot of work. Hoeing, hand picking and then … Continue reading →
In a story to be released later in 09, I have an infant that must be fed with a bottle. Because I wasn’t certain when bottles were invented nor how babies were fed before that (when no wet nurse was … Continue reading →
Sorry I’ve been absent this past week but not sorry for the reason. I took a little vacation-a time to recharge my creative batteries and laze around. I went to Hawaii with my sister and met my daughter and her … Continue reading →
I love combining outings with research. My sister is visiting so we did just that the other day. First, we had lunch at a place called The Fireside Place. It was built as a hotel in the early part … Continue reading →
First, some news about me and my writing. I got a decent review at Dear Author. If you want to read it yourself, follow this link: http://dearauthor.com/wordpress/2008/05/21/review-road-to-love-by-linda-ford-508/ But for those of you who don’t want to bother, I’ll give a … Continue reading →
I want to introduce you to another author whom I think you’ll enjoy getting to know. Tricia Goyer. I’ll let her tell you about herself. I’m a wife, mom, writer, mentor and God-lover who lives in Montana. I write everything. … Continue reading →
It’s hard to know what to write on Mother’s Day. My mother and mother-in-law are both gone. Not that I don’t remember them often and wish I could ask them how they did a certain thing or how they coped. … Continue reading →
From my kitchen window I am getting a front-seat view on a bird’s world. A Magpie is trying to build a nest to woo his fair mate. I say trying because this bird must have slept through the nest-building … Continue reading →
We all know (I assume) that exercise and developing muscles is good for us. Muscle building improves posture, gives us strong bones and–the best bonus of all-muscle tissue burns more calories than fat tissue. (Looks better too.) I’ve … Continue reading →