Do you know the worst thing about travel–especially to a distant place? Jetlag. That awful state that makes you want to go to bed at supper time. And makes you waken at 4 a.m. That feeling like you are moving … Continue reading →
I just returned from a trip to Italy. It was wonderful–full of sights and history. Our first stop was Milan where we saw, among other things, the lovely Duomo and The Last Supper. From Milan, we went to Florence. A … Continue reading →
Meet Kade. The last thing he needs in his life is a rebel who cares nothing for rules or even her safety. He keeps a collection of mementos on display to remind him of the folly of taking unnecessary risks. … Continue reading →
How many red-headed people do you know? I know several. One is my granddaughter. Another is one of my closest friends. My first boyfriend (In grade one) had red hair. We used to say red-head red-head, fire in the woodshed with no … Continue reading →
I am thrilled to begin releasing a new series. I really enjoyed writing about this family. Welcome to Glory, Montana Territory, a small western town. Doesn’t it sound like the perfect place for a preacher and his family to live? … Continue reading →
A FEW OF MY FAVORITE THINGS Since the New Year I’ve been thinking of some of the things I am grateful for. Today I will tell you of only one. (Stay tuned for more in the future.) One of my … Continue reading →
Christmas Week Traditions Do you have anything special you like to do between Christmas and New Years? I do. First, I like to pretend it’s a bit of a holiday which is easy to do as I am saved from … Continue reading →
Isn’t it nice when you get gifts and cards that reflect your interests? Kind of makes a person feel special. Validated. Like the person who loves to cook getting a special cookbook. Or paints and canvases for a painter. Or … Continue reading →
1. What do you most associate with Christmas where you live? I live close to a small town called Olds. The powers that be have played on the word and use it to their advantage by hosting an Olds Fashioned … Continue reading →
I love snow. I love how it creates a white canvas and then like an invisible hand is finger painting, it is pulled into drifts in the corners, dribbled on the evergreen trees and dotted on every fence post. I … Continue reading →