A Hero on Every Page
I haven’t been subbing much this school year. This has been great for getting organized and dealing with my burnout issues but not so great for my bank account. Imagine my surprise when I opened the sub plans for my first job in 2020 and discovered I’d be teaching creative writing. Creative writing!! It’s like …
An Author in Creative Writing Class Read More »
November is halfway over. My Reflections series has been introduced, and I’m thankful for those of you who have purchased, read and reviewed the book. But it is only the first in a series, and I’m going to give you a peek inside the second book in the series today. Today’s excerpt comes from A …
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July 4,1776, a crowd of rebellious patriots rally around a document written by Thomas Jefferson and sent to a king thousands of miles across the sea. This king taxed the “colonists” but in return they received nothing from him. Today, I’ll celebrate our independence with a collection of links to posts with the title “Why …
Happy Independence Day: A Look at Freedom Read More »
You don’t even have to follow this blog to know I love superheroes and superhero movies. If you subscribe to my newsletter, you figured it out right away. I mean, the thing is called HERO DELIVERY. My memes for it feature my favorite super: Wonder Woman. And much of this love started because I have …
The END GAME for Marvel’s AVENGERS Read More »
No, this is not an episode of HOW IT’S MADE. I’m talking about romantic matchmaking…not the manufacture of match sticks. Although both of them can lead to fire. A matchmaker is a trouble maker. Okay, that’s not the dictionary definition. But if you’ve ever been subjected to matchmaking by someone, you know first-hand that it …
A Fun Look into Match-Making Read More »
I’m not a history buff. I won’t even claim to like studying historical events. But when I’m traveling, I do appreciate absorbing historical sites and monuments. For me, it has nothing to do with the past. Seeing a landmark placed in a specific spot to cement a significant event touches the part of me that …
There’s No Changing History Read More »
Don’t you love fictional towns? Sometimes walking the streets in Sweet Grove, Texas feels like coming home. Or maybe I’m the only one who gets attached to fictional characters and places. It’s why I like to read well-written series set in places I like. Like Cedar Cove, WA (Debbie Macomber) or Wishful, MS (Kait Nolan). …
Coming Soon to Sweet Grove Read More »
It’s my turn to be featured in the Sweet Grove Sentinel this weekend. That means I’ve got a post up on the blog on the Sweet Grove website. Check it out here. It’s all about the new HEROES OF SWEET GROVE series within a series coming on July 3, 2018. You’ll get the chance to …
Check Out the Sweet Grove Blog Today Read More »
This girl is an Avengers fan (as far as the Marvel movie universe goes, anyway). So, I’ve been counting down the days until I could see the latest film. Some people I know and love went to see it on opening night. Two of them were actually going to the movies with me and my …
INFINITY WAR Aftershock Read More »
Veteran’s Day graces the November calendar, brightening it with red, white and blue. And although this isn’t a day to salute those who paid the ultimate price, it is a time to honor those WILLING to pay it. Thank you to those currently serving in the United States Armed Forces. I offer you the deepest …
Paying the Ultimate Price: A Salute to Veterans Read More »
