I am fascinated with old journals, old writing instruments, and the stories of old writers. There is something so tactile about the way they worked. I expect in reality it’s about as romantic as having an outdoor biffy but that’s … Continue reading →
We’ve all seen the posts about tiny houses. http://tiny.cc/a9gsux They’re cute. They’re low maintenance (always a bonus). And they’re very small. I find myself attracted to these. But could I really live in one? There are a number of considerations. … Continue reading →
I have an old chair in the corner of the room where I like to sit each morning with a cup of coffee, my Bible, my current journal and a handful of different colored pens. It’s where I ease my … Continue reading →
One thing I really enjoy about travel is unexpected surprises. On my recent research trip to Montana I made one such discovery. I found the Ross Creek Cedars. I had no idea Montana had such stunning beauties. Some of these … Continue reading →
This week I sent in the proposal for the last book in the Cowboys of Eden Valley series. I hate to say goodbye to those I’ve spent so much time with but it’s time to move on. And I’m excited … Continue reading →
I’ve been busy with August. You know the stuff—garden, company, going places, the lake, summer camps for the grandchildren, family gatherings, the garden. But good stuff is happening at the same time. So here’s the news. 1. I received my … Continue reading →
I just learned this week that I have reached a milestone in my writing career. 25th book:Winning Over the Wrangler by Linda Ford It also happens to be one of my favorite books to … Continue reading →
This past week or so I’ve worked on synopses for 3 more stories in the Cowboys of Eden Valley series. And I think they are the strongest I’ve ever done. Maybe after 17 years of publication (how can it possibly … Continue reading →
Another book in the Cowboys of Eden Valley is out this month (this week). Just for fun I thought I’d post the picture that triggered this idea. I saw a picture of this cowboy holding a dog and wondered who … Continue reading →
I learned to type on a typewriter at school. Then I got a typewriter of my own– a sleek blue, portable one in a carrying case. In fact, I wrote some of my earliest articles on that machine. I still … Continue reading →