I’ve always dreaded gray hair. Maybe that’s because my hairdresser found several gray strands on my head before I graduated from high school! From my late teens through my early 40s, I waged war against going gray, first with drug store color, then with highlights and lowlights. But somewhere in my mid-40s I made peace with gray hair. Not that I wanted it then, mind you. I was just okay with it … [Read more...]
Winners & more winners (is YOUR name in this blog post?)
If your name is in this post, then you've won something! Today I'm announcing the four winners who each won an audiobook of Colors of Truth, a Carnton novel from my post two weeks ago. But first . . . I've got two past winners who have yet to claim their spoils. Are you one of those winners? Here's one last chance for these two gals to claim their prizes! GALE you won Angie … [Read more...]
Tapping Into My Inner Math Genius
I was once the girl who couldn't memorize multiplication tables (and to this day numbers do not stick in my head). I was once the girl who fell so far behind in 5th grade math that her teacher asked her to sit in the hallway filling out worksheets while she taught the other kids the math unit in the classroom. I was once the girl who failed math in middle school. I was once the girl who passed … [Read more...]
What I’m Reading and Excited About
Y'all there are so many great books out right now. It's amazing! I've had such fun reading through a variety of great books. Here are a few that I'm enjoying with a few I can't wait to dig into! I adore Jen Turano's books, and her Storing Up Trouble is one ebook deal right now for $1.99. If you haven't read any of hers yet, then this one will give you a great feel for her Gilded Age, comedic … [Read more...]
A Chance to Connect
Join Me Online March 9 & 13, 2021 I’m participating in the FREE, ONLINE Southwest Florida Reading Festival along with many other authors. It's open to anyone from any state. My schedule is below. I’d love to see you! Tuesday, March 9, 2021 6:00 pm CT (7:00 EST) Inspirational Fiction Panel with Rachel Hauck, Julie Klassen, and Kim Vogel Sawyer: A moderated discussion about … [Read more...]
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