I put together a little bookmark for you to print and color at home! Enjoy!
Back with a new book!!
Hello, WordPress! Yes, it's me. I'm making an attempt to bring back my blog for a very important announcement... I've got a Christmas novella coming out at the end of the month! Keep scrolling for details... One charming (possibly haunted) inn. One charming (friendzoned) pastry chef. And one unexpected reunion. Seraphina has landed the perfect …
You have a work that no other can do
I teach 6- and 7-year-olds at church on Sundays. Nine of them. Sundays can be a little crazy. But now and again, a bolt of inspiration and encouragement strikes through the chaos. While we were gathered with two other classes for singing time, the chorister chose a song that I've never cared for. Something about …
Pam Eaton-An Extraordinary Few
Today, I'm pleased to share an interview with author Pam Eaton, whose book AN EXTRAORDINARY FEW released recently! You can find her on her website, Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook. Enjoy! * * * Tell me about your book. This is my back cover blurb. And I'm only using it because I'd go on a long …
Keeping your to-do list from undoing you
I have a new obsession. Checklists. Never in my life have I been a to-do list person. Generally, whenever I make one, it gets longer and longer and LONGER until I'm reduced to a cowering heap of tears before the 20-mile long list of things that I have to do and I WILL NEVER GET …
Baby Steps
My oldest started preschool yesterday, and my husband starts his (FINAL!!) school year in a couple of weeks. We're slowly getting back into something resembling routine, and that means I'm taking another crack at the old blog. Writing has been slow lately--possibly because I started rereading Harry Potter and that's all I want to do …
Little Fiction
Yikes. What just happened to June? We got word a couple weeks ago that we got into the family housing at the university, so we're packing everything up and getting ready for the chaos that is moving. But it will be lovely to be nearer the university and closer to some fun places to visit …
May and Beautiful People
May was a month for stepping back, planning, and reigniting the flames of creativity. Work is slowly moving forward on the Endless Sands, and there is hope that life may one day return to a semi-normal routine. One day. Okay, scratch that last part--who am I kidding? What I read this month: Rain Reign by …
Not chocolate, but just as inspiring
On my phone, I keep a list of ideas I'd like to blog about, as well as a weekly reminder to guilt-trip/annoy me into posting somewhat regularly during the times that I feel utterly unmotivated. I referred back to that list when my reminder popped up today and had to laugh when, in the middle …
Revenge of the Fifth
I totally missed out on May the Fourth (too busy playing on inflatable slides), so I'm here to wish you all a happy Revenge of the Fifth. Also, how is it May 5th already?! I'm late for my end-of-April post, so here's a quick look at the books I read in April: Simon Thorn and …
Indigo Wood 