It’s Easter, a time of resurrection brought to the world each year in the spring – another time of resurrection. Whether you’re Christian or not, everyone enjoys spring and the resurgence of nature. My iris are blooming and the … Continue reading
I took this picture in my friend’s yard. To me, it was a symbol of renewal. I don’t know what bird built it or if it will ever be used again, but it was beautiful in its starkness. There … Continue reading
A friend gave me a thank you gift after I provided them with food post-op. I never know whether to send a thank you note for a thank you gift. If I do, will they respond in kind and … Continue reading
Ah June. Lying in freshly mown grass with a light breeze (okay, this is Oklahoma and the breeze is more than light). My dog reminds me of what is important in life – we were put in this world to … Continue reading
Spring has sprung and with it come many changes in my life. The first of which is that I gave my office notice last week that I am retiring the end of the month. I was hesitant about that. … Continue reading
Last Monday my husband and I drove to Oklahoma City – 90 miles south of our home – for his medical procedure knowing there was a possibility of snow. We ran in to flurries on the way down. … Continue reading
Published by The Wild Rose Press available in paperback and Kindle
Second in the Glome's Valley series
Published by Airship 27 in Paperback and Kindle and now audible audio edition!
Radio Interview
By Rachna
Watching Light Happen
Science fiction and fantasy, philosophy and romance
Lover of life, constant dreamer, Pisces fish, believer, seeker, Beatlemaniac, bookworm, and a travel junkie
Poetry, Short Stories and Violent Ideas
Welcome to My Life
A garden of wild thoughts in straight little rows
Independent audiovideo artist
Traveller, photography
seek and ye shall find
about my garden, art and travelling, nature ,photography and a few words of wisdom
This is the story of building a cottage , the people and the place. Its a reminder of hope and love.
Natalia's space
Living and Eating Well in the New Dystopia
Solutions For Better Living
Once a foster child, Always a foster child
Notes from the Margins
