SUMMER WINTER AUTUMN These photos are of my front porch view by season. I didn’t include a spring one because we rarely have spring this far north. That season is usually fight between summer and a winter that just doesn’t … Continue reading →
Title Search Continues… I’m trying to come up with a title for my next book in my Northern Shore Intrigue book, the last one in the series, #6. It takes place in Midsummer and I need a good “dangerous” sounding … Continue reading →
First Two Books in My New Neighbor Lane series.. Small town Hope, WI, is happy to welcome Habitat for Humanity volunteers building homes on its newest street, New Neighbor Lane. But each family helping build their new house, needs more … Continue reading →
I’m always amazed and pleased at how many Americans give not only monetary gifts but give of their time. In the past, I was active in volunteering at my children’s school and I still volunteer at my church. And my … Continue reading →
The Apostle Island Lakeshore Here’s my April Question—Have you made any plans for what you want to do when the pandemic ends? I’ve decided that I’m going to compile a list of recommended home town cafes within a 2 hour … Continue reading →
My new series, “New Neighbor Lane” has a lot of pets in it, starting with a basset hound, Bummer, and two golden tabbies, Twinkie and Peanut Butter. THE MARCH QUESTION: What was the name of your first pet? Tell us … Continue reading →
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 →
I don’t think anyone can disagree that this is going to be an unusual holiday season, meaning Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s. My December question: In this time of covid, what holiday traditions in your family and friends are you … Continue reading →
I’m beginning to write my next romantic suspense in my Northern Shore Intrigue series. My heroine is an early fifty-something widowed grandmother. That’s why I asked my question in the subject line. Here’s the first page of the book. Does … Continue reading →
Now for the September question: School days, school days, dear old Golden Rule days—Now that’s a blast from long past. Anyway any memories of a favorite teacher and what she or he did to make you like to go … Continue reading →
