Image by Amanda McConnell from Pixabay My February Question is–What was your first love, I mean the “really” first one. I’m recalling my third grade crush at Glen Flora School. Oh, my, Benji had the cutest curly blond hair. And … Continue reading →
So January is gone–already! I am trying to keep good thoughts about winter. We’ve had an amazing amount of snow–nothing record-breaking but still it’s a challenge at street corners to see what’s coming. People here keep saying it’s not been … Continue reading →
I’l like to share my Christmas blessing. My husband and I moved to the northwoods of WI in the early 2000’s. On the first Christmas morning I witnessed something called sublimation. Not psychologically but in chemistry. Here’s what I mean. … Continue reading →
Now what’s next? What’s the October Question? I received this email after my Special Edition September newsletters. “I don’t want the e books. I want the real books of Lyn Cote. I have trouble finding them…” So of course, my … Continue reading →
Now for the September question. The photo above is meaningful to me because gladiolas in late summer bring back sweet memories of my mother. Her birthday was the first week of September. We lived at the edge of town with … Continue reading →
Now for the August question: What are you reading? (And you don’t have to say one of my books :-). I want to know what others authors, especially the ones you always buy or check out at the library. Tell … Continue reading →
Every month I ask a question. Here’s July’s Question: What do you most value about America or being an American? Please leave your comment on my blog and I’ll be holding a drawing and giving away a free ebook to … Continue reading →
I have! I love seeing how many National Parks I can visit. So far I’ve visited Yosemite, Grand Tetons, Yellowstone, Rocky Mt, Mt Ranier, Jean Lafitte’s, Apostle Islands, Skagway, and San Marco Fort. And maybe some I don’t recall! Oh, … Continue reading →
We’re heading into May, the month we celebrate our Mother’s. I’m going to share a memory of my mother and would you like to share one too? Please do! I will feature some in my late May newsletter and do … Continue reading →
What’s the Most Romantic Book You’ve Ever Read? Which and Why? I’ve read many romances over the years, starting in high school with the late Georgette Heyer. These are three of my favorites of hers. A twentieth century author, … Continue reading →
