In many ways, writing can be a solitary pursuit. Writers spend large portions of their time alone, researching and writing their stories. Even those who collaborate on writing teams spend time writing on their own. Yet storytelling is ultimately about connection. At a recent library event, I briefly explained that I’d once worked in IT […]
Happy New Year! I’m feeling hopeful but cautious as we head into 2023. As many of you may agree, the past few years have been rough! After getting through some extra challenging health issues, I’m finally feeling well enough to move from survival mode into productive living. (Knock on wood!) During these hard years, having
Your book buying options are easier to find on my newly updated website. Do you like to support local book shops through IndieBound? Do want to read on your Nook or Kindle? Your options are now listed more clearly on each book listing. (Like this!) Choose any book from the drop-down menu or click a
When I was a baby and first tried solid foods, my face swelled alarmingly. My small-town pediatrician recommended putting me in the hospital for force feeding until I stopped rejecting food. This did not sound right to my parents. They took me to The Cleveland Clinic where doctors said I had food allergies and needed
Riding in a hot air balloon wasn’t exactly on my bucket list, but I’ve always liked the idea of maybe trying it someday. Someday recently happened when a friend invited me and Peter to join her and her husband on a ride to celebrate her birthday. Accepting the invitation came with some hesitancy… it is
