Monthly Archives: March 2012

I know I don’t normally post on Saturdays, but after just a hint of a thought last night, I started going through my blog posts from last year…and was dismayed to find that I had noted, on three different occasions, … Continue reading →

Some of you may know that I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism last year.  Even fewer know that the treatment hasn’t been working very well, and that I continue to struggle with overwhelming fatigue…especially when under stress.  And getting a novel … Continue reading →

…there’s nowhere left to go. Sure wish I could read some minds right now to see where people think I’m going with this title.  Probably not in the direction some of you are expecting.  A lot of you know that … Continue reading →

Daniel Pullman, one of the ‘stars’ of Enza, makes a reappearance in today’s mail. Dear Arthur, I just received your letter.  While I’ve delivered many letters with post marks from France, I’ve never had one of my own so I’m … Continue reading →

Making sure everything is in place, and as perfect as can be, for Enza’s release one month from today is…exhausting!  I have never encountered as many problems getting a book ready for publication as I have this time. Add to … Continue reading →

Looks like this is just one of those days so I’m going to share a video from my favorite YouTube guys, Syncsta.  Granted they’re not really doing anything these days, but I’ve enjoyed watching them for about four years now.  … Continue reading →

While I couldn’t use much from this movie, I did watch On Moonlight Bay a couple of times while researching for Enza.  Families didn’t break into song at the drop of a hat, or start dancing around the house (at … Continue reading →

In case anyone has noticed that I haven’t been around much lately, well…I haven’t been around much lately.  Nope, a month ago (okay, so it was mid-January) I started having trouble with a wisdom tooth – my last one, thank … Continue reading →

I don’t know about anyone else, but it was quite common when I was growing up to hear someone say that something only happened ‘once in a blue moon.’  Basically it meant it never happened. But it wasn’t just a … Continue reading →

Daylight Savings Time has sometimes been credited to Ben Franklin due to a joking reference he made in 1784.  Others believe it started with London builder, William Willett (1857-1915), and his pamphlet ‘Waste of Daylight’ in 1907. Mr. Willett’s thought … Continue reading →