Monday’s Musing Funny thing happened to me last year…I started taking ballroom dancing lessons to help raise money for The Pink Fund. My one year anniversary is this week. Over the course of the past twelve months, I’ve attended multiple competitions and danced for assorted audiences. I’ve taken lessons, practiced, laughed, cried, been disgusted, and […]
My husband complains that I love change too much. Ladies, does this really come as any surprise? I’m not sure why he seems so taken aback by my desire to change things up a bit: redecorating the living room, rearranging the bedroom, adding more pretty plants to the garden, reversing a decision about something that […]
Last night, around 1am, I sat with Marc for a break in my writing and editing marathon. Without doubt, I had a “stressful” day…between books being in various stages of editing (#help) and new manuscripts due soon (#doublehelp), it was a late night for one writer (#me). A thought suddenly crossed my mind. It was […]
I’m quite fortunate that I’ve been asked to sit for an interview with the admin of My Jane Austen’s Book Club on Facebook regarding my book, First Impressions: An Amish Tale of Pride and Prejudice. One of the questions focused on why I think people should still read classics. That’s a great question and one […]
Have you ever known someone who gets blamed for everything? Or, even worse, a person who blames other people for everything? I’m currently wrapping up a standalone book, An Amish Buggy Ride, that has hit really close to home. It deals with a family member who constantly blames his older sister, Kate, for all of […]