And now here we are … I have a limping dog that needs to see the vet, and a husband with very difficult heart and lungs, and kidneys that can’t decide if they’re in Stage III or Stage IV disease, … Continue reading
Yes, it’s been a while. My fingers have been silent. My heart too. On December 20, 2013 … My Dan, my handsome husband, the love of my life … had three heart attacks. Yes. THREE!!! Four stents were installed into … Continue reading
Love would Google her fingers off until an answer was found To make sense and rekindle the health of her loved one. Love would dust the house in the midst of a Story storm that envelopes that very house. Love … Continue reading
My Dan’s not been feeling tip-top lately. He’s had tests. Then more tests. It’s said waiting is the worst part. I don’t yet know if that’s true. We’re in the waiting part. The knowledge part doesn’t start until Tomorrow. Maybe. … Continue reading
We’ve been having scorpion problems in our house, As happens now and then in Phoenix. The bug guy came this morning. Sprayed inside and out. Then Dan decided to place expand-o-foam Under the cabinets … In the spaces … Where … Continue reading
I visited my sister today and found good news and bad news Good news — She is talking again Bad news –She’s lost her legs and can’t walk Her blood pressure is 74/45 She’s dizzy – presumably because of that … Continue reading
I’m delighted to announce that from August 17 – August 21, All the Dancing Birds will be available for FREE Kindle download at Amazon.com. If you decide to take advantage of this free download, after you’ve read the book, I’d … Continue reading
My sister smiled today. It took an hour and a half of engagement, Asking questions, Making banal statements. Dreaming up what to do. Then, I quoted a nursery rhyme: Hey Diddle Diddle, The cat in the fiddle. . . She … Continue reading
Thank you, Independent Publisher and Benjamin Franklin award people — I’m forever grateful you selected All the Dancing Birds for awards for Popular Fiction!
When reading, I’ve long had the habit to use bookmarks rather than turning down the page. My reasoning is that one day I’ll release my gathering hoard of books so that others might enjoy them as if they are still … Continue reading