I’m just about done with winter 2014. Okay, the past few winters have spoiled me. I’m already tired of the cold, the snow, and the polar vortexes. Riding lessons are cancelled, batteries die, wrecks occur, and my poor car is covered with a sheet of gritty road salt. Buying wild bird seed is costing me […]
I’ve had enough of winter Read More »
I don’t have time! With the day job, and the night job: write a Ladies of Legend novella, write a Montana series novella, and write another book in the Bluegrass Reunion series. And then I have my horse fixes: Monday nights for me, and Thursday nights for my granddaughter. Plus there’s gym time. I’m not
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If I had unlimited time, talent, money, knowledge, self-confidence and support from my family — what are the things I would like to do with my life? In 1994, I made a list of dreams, things I’d love to do with my life. They were mostly about fixing up my house, or travel wishes, places
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I’ve already “plotted” my writing goals for 2014. I’ll be burning up the keyboard well into the summer months writing books that have 2014 release dates. So, what am I planning this year? Early in the year (January or February, depending upon my editor and my husband formatter) I will self-publish Freely Given (Short Medieval
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I’m blogging early this week to wish you a Merry Christmas. I used this event in A Groovy Christmas which is part of the Legendary Christmas Pa st Boxed Set. My characters are moved as they watch it on an old-fashioned black-and-white TV set. This content is courtesy of The American Patriot’s Almanac Apollo 8’s
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My husband and I will have eight grandchildren around the tree on Sunday before Christmas, because the day is convenient for all our children and their families. We’ve moved the tree from our tiny living room to the bigger space in the basement in anticipation of the chaos to come. In the past, we’ve
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Like many women on this day, I am up making preparations for the family feast at four o’clock. Thanks to Paul’s Fruit Market who provided the bulk of the food. And thanks to my chef son who’s coming early to whip potatoes and make my mother’s banana pudding. When thinking about a Thanksgiving Day blog,
Thanksgiving blessings Read More »
The kids and their kids are coming for Thanksgiving dinner. I’m already thinking ahead and plan on cleaning my basement and buying food. But after next Thursday, I plan to put up the Christmas tree sometime during the weekend. And I’ve already started shopping for Christmas gifts. What about you? Turquoise Morning Press, one of
Thanksgiving always brings thoughts of Christmas—oh, my! Read More »
“Finish your unfinished manuscripts,” the psychic at the psychic fair told me several years ago. That was right after I’d been rejected again from a major New York publisher, a particularly disheartening rejection. In the 90’s, I’d started two stories that continued to “collect dust” in my hard drive. In fact, after writing Tangled Memories,
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Monday I was a guest at Authors & Appetizers, the blog that combines good food, good books and the latest from popular authors in all genres. Besides the blog post, which I am reposting below, you can find a picture of me riding a stuffed bull, my great-aunt’s recipe for cowboy cookies, and information about
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