That's what time seems to do these days. 🙂 Case in point? It's already Friday--again!I did find a green shirt to wear yesterday, you'll all be glad to know, so nobody pinched me, and had a lovely time with my friend, Jean Barrington, whom I've known since forever....

Well, it's St. Patrick's Day, and I'm racking my brain. Surely there is something green in my wardrobe. And shouldn't I be planning an Irish dish for supper? Corned beef and cabbage, perhaps? Instead, I'm meeting a long-time friend at a Mexican restaurant I've been...

It's gorgeous out this morning--the sun is shining and the sky is a heartbreaking shade of blue. Cha Cha kitty has been eating the pink tulips I received during my visit to Medical Lake's public library on Monday. It gives them a lovely, frilled look. 🙂 I got in a...

Here in Spokane, on this the Ides of March, we are blessed with rain. 🙂 The flowers and all growing things need water to grow and thrive, and I'm painting a giant sunflower, in very bright colors, to remind myself of that. When this mixed media picture is finished,...

But all those poor people in Japan. It's heartbreaking. Lots of prayers going up from here.Friend Robyn Carr reports she was on Maui when the wave-alerts began. Everyone in her hotel was moved to an upper floor, but so far, so good. "A Creed in Stone Creek" continues...

That was me, when I turned on the news this morning and saw the dreadful images of the destruction in Japan. The loss of life there is absolutely staggering, and that was bad enough, but then the newscaster said there would be tsunamis hitting the West...

I must be dreaming! "A Creed in Stone Creek" is number 1 for a second week.How do I feel?Amazed.Somewhat numb.And grateful as all get out.Among many other reasons to be thankful, I have the best publishing team (Harlequin) and editor (Joan Marlow Golan) and agent...

And that's good.I'll be writing today. Taking it easy.I hope to be more interesting tomorrow.

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