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A NEW BEGINNING FOR A NEW BOOK
I am proud to announce my new romance suspense novel Secrets of Sandhill Island is released by Wild Rose Press. We will have an official online launch party Sunday, February 8, 2015 at 2:00 on Facebook. Please join … Continue reading
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THE BALANCED LIFE NO. 9
Today was my husband’s birthday. We are like and old married couple (oh, maybe that’s because we are an old married couple) that have been together so long they don’t know how to live without each other. We … Continue reading
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LUCKY THIRTEEN – FIFTY-TWO NEW THINGS TO DO IN 2013: NO. 48
Christmas is almost upon us. Is your shopping done? Have you finished your baking? Have you told your friends and family that you love them? Have you remembered the true meaning of Christmas? My daughter agreed to host … Continue reading
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LUCKY THIRTEEN – FIFTY-TWO NEW THINGS TO DO IN 2013: NO. 26
Walking down the isle of the small chapel in the handmade dress and the small bouquet of daisies forty-one years ago today, I said “I do” to my high school sweetheart. There were a few friends and family … Continue reading




