One More Chance to Reminisce This is the last week of May, the month that I honor mothers and daughters on my “Strong Women, Brave Stories” blog. Today I want to share my most treasured memory of my children, … Continue reading →
My guest today is author Sheila Lipsey. She is offering a book giveaway so look for the QUESTION at the end. I hope you find her words encouraging. I did. Here’s Sheila: Remembering What Shaped Me When I think about … Continue reading →
Today my guest is Amish Author Vannetta Chapman. She takes a different approach to women and what is demanded of us in this life. Here’s Vannetta: Women and the Imperfect Life My latest release, Murder Simply Brewed, is set in … Continue reading →
Today’s topic: “What’s Your Earliest Memories of Your Mother?” is part of my sixth annual MEGA MAY celebration of mothers and daughters. Not all of us have been mothers but all of us have been daughters. My mother passed away … Continue reading →
“A “sister” friend of mine suffered a massive heart attack just two short weeks ago.
Continue reading →My guest today is author Leann Harris. I am always astounded at how my guest authors and readers share their true lives, not just fluff. Here’s Leann: An Unwelcome Journey This last May, I started a journey I never thought … Continue reading →
I don’t usually share much about my life, but I wanted to share Mutzie with you. We lost our cat Mutzie in January. He would have been 18 this year. We inherited Mutzie when my mother in law passed away … Continue reading →
My guest today is sweet romance author Melinda Curtis who is going to share some family history. And she’s offering a copy of her latest Heartwarming romance Summer Kisses. So be sure to leave a comment. Here’s Melinda: My mother … Continue reading →
My guest today is my last guest for 2013, author Gail Martin, a dear friend and great writer. Here’s Gail: “I’d never thought of myself as a strong woman until I faced the unthinkable—divorce. As a Christian woman, divorce is … Continue reading →
Here is my only book cover with a Christmas tree! Do you think the tree on this cover is real or artificial? Well, since the book is set in 1868, I suppose it was real. We always had a fresh … Continue reading →
