Thoughts on homes and hearts

I came to a great realization today, in my journaling, as I often do. (Are you doing your morning pages? I am a mother, and thus very skilled at nagging. I won’t let you off the hook on this one!)We pass through stages in our lives. As women, we are Diana,...

The British spirit

The British are brave. When they talk about keeping a stiff upper lip, they mean it.And they are back in the game–after One Day. That’s typical of them, you know. They faced down the Spanish Armada. They went to the cliffs of Dover in rowboats and saved...

London

For several years, London was my second home. I kept a flat in Hans Place, behind Harrod’s, and spent many happy times there. I came to love the humor and bravery of the British people.It breaks my heart that London has been attacked. But if there is one thing I...

The story you star in

Okay, so we’ve gotten it, that writing our own “movies” doesn’t work very well. The cast is unruly. The sets change constantly. It rains when sunshine would suit our plot-line better, etc.Etc. Etc. Etc.!But there IS a story, and it stars you....

Beep-beep, the Roadrunner…

That’s me.I run too fast sometimes, and too far. Do you?Today, for all practical intents and purposes, I will finish my new historical, “The Man from Stone Creek.” I’ve worked especially hard on this book, battling a persistent case of...

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