It’s my pleasure to host Magdalena Scott, a new friend of mine and a creative author! Here’s Magdalena’s memory of her creative mom: “If I were to choose one word to describe my mother, it would be “creative.” She was … Continue reading →
I decided to join a poetry group on Goodreads.com. I was so taken with this poem, “Mother Gone” that I asked the poet, Sydney Halet, for permission to share it here. She graciously agreed. Here’s “MOTHER GONE.” MOTHER GONE by … 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 →
My guest today is Love Inspired Author Allie Pleiter who is a fun lady and avid knitter and of course–a Mom! She has something important to say about a mother’s choice. Here’s Allie: “One of the great discoveries of motherhood … Continue reading →
My guest today is historical author Miralee Ferrell who shares the stress that can occur between mothers and daughters. I found it thought-provoking. Again Miralee is offering a giveaway so be sure to leave a comment. Here’s Miralee: “Even the … Continue reading →
My guest today is Author Sandra Orchard. She tells us about how she came to write her latest Love Inspired Suspense, Critical Condition. “The back story behind my current Love Inspired Suspense, Critical Condition, was inspired by several people dear … Continue reading →
My guest today is author Sharon Dunn whose books I love! Today she shares about her daughter and her heroine and MONEY! (She’s also offering a book giveaway so leave a comment!) Here’s Sharon: “As I look at the cost … Continue reading →
My guest today is Author Sherri Wilson Johnson and she has a story to tell about her mother and her unexpected cause of death. Here’s Sherri: “Celebrating Life Instead of Grieving it My mother, Doris, was my friend. First she … Continue reading →
Here’s another reader’s poem about her mother. Dedicated to my Mother Sandra (Ritchey) Scott A Job To Do Born to a girl who had no clue That her child had a job to do She decided to allow another To … Continue reading →
My guest today is longtime and much loved author Arlene James. She has a special story to tell you about her grandmother, an extraordinary woman. Here’s Arlene: “I was one of 13 grandchildren, fifth oldest and the second granddaughter. In … Continue reading →
