I just returned from a visit to my sister in Fort St John, British Columbia. It is built along the mighty Peace River (so named because it is where the Cree and Beaver Indians settled their territorial dispute). Fort St … Continue reading →
There are four seasons. Normally we think spring, summer, fall and winter. However, in Alberta, we do it differently. We do winter, still winter, not quite winter (blink) and almost winter. It is almost the end of the month of … Continue reading →
Rancher’s Bride is now available on-line. In it you will be with the family as a bear threatens them. Have you ever encountered a bear? I have to say I have not except from the safety of a vehicle. The … Continue reading →
Although not officially autumn until Sept. 23, I feel like the season is upon us. School has resumed. The garden is past its prime and the leaves are yellowing. It is my favorite time of year when things slow down … Continue reading →
Summer is picnics and parties and plays written by grandkids and performed with their cousins. It’s splash parks, river excursions and lazy days at the beach. It’s flowers and fruit and vegetables from our garden on the table. It’s baby … Continue reading →
There’s an old Nat King Cole song ‘Roll out those lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer.’ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iO8i7c5MMEE I don’t know where old Nat lived or what he did to earn a living (besides sing some beautiful songs) but lazy does not … Continue reading →
I’ve teamed up with 35 fantastic authors to give away a huge collection of Inspirational Romances to 2 lucky winners, PLUS a brand new eReader to the Grand Prize winner! Oh, and did I mention you’ll receive a collection of … Continue reading →
There was a man with a plan—to get back the money stolen from his boss and earn the reward. The robber’s widow was the obvious place to find it. That would make it easy to get back. Right? I mean, … Continue reading →
In a recent newsletter, I shared photos of some of the odd and unusual things I have discovered on my travels. Here are some of what I shared. ROUND BARN. I saw this beautiful barn from a distance. I don’t … Continue reading →
I was going to complain about all the things crowding my life. But I hate to complain. Wait. That isn’t true. I enjoy complaining but I have been trying for years–okay decades. And if I was to live as long … Continue reading →