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 →
(Bayfield WI) Lyn Asks the August Question. We’ve been very serious during this pandemic and turbulent time in our nation and world. So I decided—let’s do something fun! Will you relate a FUNNY SUMMER memory or an endearing one? Let’s … Continue reading →
(The view from my front porch–happy summer!) My July question is: (NOTE: I discuss “Harry” toward the end.) Have you come to any new realizations or truths over the past months, such as what is really important in life? Or … Continue reading →
Every month I ask a question because I want to know what readers are thinking. So what’s my question for June, you may ask? Here it is: Do you always finish a book whether you’re enjoying it or not? Or … Continue reading →
Here is the April Quesion: Are you a pinch cook? Or a recipe cook? Or a little of both? Or a non-cook? ‘-) I define a pinch cook as a cook who walks into the kitchen examines the ingredients in … Continue reading →
Here’s February’s question: What do you like about where you live? Or if you’re not living where you want to be—Where would you like to live? Whenever I start a new book, I always choose the setting first because that … Continue reading →
