Middle Grade Reader
Stone of Thor comic
One Scoop or Two Series on Sandhill Island
Witches’ Cliff: Deerbourne Inn Series
Blooming Justice: Keystone Lake Series
Second in the Sandhill Island series
Romance Suspense
Published by The Wild Rose Press available in paperback and Kindle
YA Fantasy
YA Fantasy
Second in the Glome's Valley series
Pulp Fiction
Published by Airship 27 in Paperback and Kindle and now audible audio edition!
Pulp Anthology
Anthology from Enid Writers Club
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Tag Archives: children
2023: Being a Mother
It’s Mother’s Day once again. I looked back and I have been writing this blog for over 10 years. By now you should know all about me. I got married young, had my children young, and then quit having children … Continue reading
2020: Fewer Possessions, More Experiences – Experiencing Mother’s Day
It’s Mother’s Day and today we celebrate mothers everywhere and their contribution to the world. I looked for a picture of my mother in the stacks that desperately needed attention and came up with this one. She was … Continue reading
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Tagged children, daughter, mother, Mother's Day, pottery, son
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2019 Life Long Learning: Learning to be a Father
I’ve been married to the same man for 47 years. Yes, we are spring chickens. He became a father maybe before he was ready, but he was thrilled both times. We had two children when we were young, … Continue reading
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Tagged burgers, children, Father's Day, fathers, hot dogs, young parents
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2017 Something New: Books for Christmas
Books make great Christmas presents. I know because I read them, and others do to. I grew up happy in the library. My sisters and I would walk the few blocks to the old Carnegie library in Enid … Continue reading
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BALANCING CHRISTMAS TASKS
The stockings were hung by the chimney with care – well maybe not stockings – but tinsel and glitter anyway. As of today, I’ve finished the Christmas shopping and wrapped the gifts. The cards will just have to … Continue reading
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Tagged balance, child labor laws, children, chimney, Christmas, Christmas dinner, dog, presents, shopping, tree, wrapping
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The Balance of Fatherhood
Fatherhood is a delicate balance of gentleness and strength. The old saying “anyone can be a father but it takes someone special to be a daddy” could not be truer. This wonderful picture of my dad when he … Continue reading
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Tagged baseball, Boy Scout, children, Dad, daddy, father, gentleness, motorcycle, strength
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Peggy Chambers "Views from the Hammock" site 