Middle Grade Reader
Stone of Thor comic
One Scoop or Two Series on Sandhill Island
Australia Burns – benefit book
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: family
2022: James L. Osburn – Happy Father’s Day
It’s Father’s Day and since I wrote about my husband’s days as a father last year, this year I’ll talk about my dad. My father was born on a farm deep in the Arkansas Ozarks during the Great Depression. … Continue reading
2022: Easter!
Happy Easter! Easter is time of renewal for spring and a holiday for Christians. Other religions also celebrate near the same time. My Easter Lilies are up about three inches and will not bloom until summer. They don’t have a … Continue reading
2021: Expect the Unexpected – Christmas Around the Tree
Merry Christmas! I hope yours was great—mine was. It was smaller than usual, but the food and company were wonderful. We had Christmas dinner at my son’s again. He’s a great cook, with a big enough house to hold the … Continue reading
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2021: Expect the Unexpected – Black River Memories
It’s Thanksgiving this week, a time to think of family. My aunt passed away in the last year and due to Covid her children were unable to bury immediately. It took a year, but they finally were able to have … Continue reading
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Tagged cookies, family, family recipes, Grandma, memories, Ozark Mountains, Thanksgiving
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2020: Fewer Possessions, More Experiences – The Scent of Christmas
I walked in the door at Lowes near the garden area and it caught me by surprise – cinnamon. Not the common fertilizer and weed killer smells. It smelled like Christmas. It took a while to find where they hid … Continue reading
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2020: Fewer Possessions, More Experiences – Happy Thanksgiving!
It’s Thanksgiving week! There will be turkey, stuffing, pies and lots of overeating. I will join in those festivities, but Thanksgiving will be different this year. Fewer people are traveling and that is a good thing physically, maybe not emotionally. … Continue reading
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2019 Life-long Learning: The Holiday Season
Sitting down at the computer to come up with a Sunday blog I realize ONE MONTH FROM TODAY IS CHRISTMAS EVE! I can’t believe it. I’ve been immersed in the family gathering around my table on Thanksgiving and … Continue reading
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Tagged alone, Christmas, eating, family, food fights, holiday stress, loneliness, love, thankful, Thanksgiving
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2019 Life Long Learning: It’s a Party!
Book releases can be life-long a learning process. Hopefully I did it with some finesse. Last night 25 of my dearest friends joined me for a release party for my new novel, Blooming Justice. You know they are … Continue reading
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Tagged Blooming Justice, Callahan's Pub and Grill, family, friends, new book, release party
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2018 Clearing My Life: Christmas as it Should Be
It’s Christmas and there are a million things to do. I think back about how I used to make Christmas happen with kids at home, a job during the day, limited funds, Christmas cookies baking, and still I managed … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, family, fudge, happiness, ornaments, self care, warmth
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Peggy Chambers "Views from the Hammock" site 