I love to cook, and especially loved to bake. Life has been a blur lately, so I haven't gotten to do much of either, but that doesn't stop me from browsing sites for new recipes and ways to improve my cooking skills. Here are some of my favorites . . . KATHLEEN ASHMORE Kathleen has lots of GF recipes and generally healthier—and delicious—fare. Plus I love how her recipe videos are … [Read more...]
So many books, so little time
When I turned fifty, I realized--with a start--that I would not live forever. That I probably had more time "behind" me than in front of me. I began to look at the books I write in a new way--considering that I have a limited amount of time in which to write, the books I choose to write should matter. REALLY matter. Of course, the Spirit can and does use anything, but I asked Him to guide me so … [Read more...]
Inspired by Scripture
This Sunday feature is brought to you by ClashVerseoftheDay.com. You may sign up to receive a beautiful photo with Scripture in your inbox each morning or view the verse each day online. … [Read more...]
How I Write With Chronic Illness
Writing my latest release, One Wrong Move was so much fun, yet it wasn’t easy. I have Lupus, and while it’s under treatment and doing well in a lot of areas for which I’m very thankful, chronic pain comes with it. And motor skills are not what they should be. I have trouble with my hands in particular. Both of which make writing interesting. Long hours of sitting and either typing or writing … [Read more...]
The Royal Visit
When I learned that the Duke and Duchess of Kent and their baby daughter, (Princess Alexandrina Victoria, the future Queen Victoria) visited Sidmouth—the town where my ON DEVONSHIRE SHORES series is set and in the same year I set the first book, I knew I wanted to include them in Book Two, A Winter by the Sea. The royal couple and their entourage rented Woolbrook Cottage (on the same lane … [Read more...]
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