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As the year is coming to an end, I've spent some time thinking about everything that happened from January to December, and it was a lot...so I'll split it up. Today I'll talk about January through April ( Read more... )

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I tried to reply to Sunnyone but am not sure it went through. She tried to find our books at her local library and wasn't successful. Hopefully, if it didn't go through, she will read this post.
YOU CAN REQUEST THAT THEY ORDER IT BY THE ISBN #'S. SOME LIBRARIES WILL TAKE RECOMMENDATIONS LIKE THAT. OTHER NOT.

THE FIRST BOOK IS A CORPSE IN THE SOUP - ( Read more... )

It is a fact of life! If you don't exercise, unfortunately the sands shift south, and as the years keep clicking by I'd like to keep my "sands" as much in tact as possible, thank you very much. So, I commit myself to exercising at least three times a week ( Read more... )

At the beginning of the week, we received our author copies of the newly re-issued A CORPSE IN THE SOUP from our new publishers, L&L DREAMSPELL. It isn't up on Amazon yet, but can be purchased directly from the publisher. It will be on Amazon as soon as they load it ( Read more... )

As Thanksgiving draws closer, I realize that for the very first time none of my children (adults now) will be at the dinner. In fact, this year we will have the smallest dinner we've ever had -- only eight to ten people ( Read more... )

You would have to live in a cave with no radio, TV, internet or newspapers to be unaware of the energy crises and proposals for wind energy, alternate energy, etc. As I hear the urgent call to action in all of the political campaigns and news shows, I thought back to a unique man I met in the 70's. A Van Nuys CA doctor and inventor, Keith Kenyon ( Read more... )

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In between all of the things I'm writing...all of those the balls in the air that I hope don't hit me on the head...is one called "Remembering Rosetta." I've decided I want to turn my mother's hand-written short memoir into a little book. Mom lived to be almost ninety-seven years old and she was what old timers would call a "lalapalooza." A ( Read more... )