Monthly Archives: September 2013

As you know, sometimes I go back to the early days of my blog – back when it was new and I had very few (if any) readers. This next post was one I shared on June 9, 2011, making … Continue reading →

…and so I watched Breaking Dawn Part 2 – again – a few nights ago. One, I love the fight scene toward the end of the movie, and two…sometimes I just need to drool over Lee Pace. Lee Pace is … Continue reading →

It was kind another lazy kind of day around my house. The kind where you know you should be productive…and you kind of are…but you’re kind of not, too. When this happens, it usually sends me to Netflix to see … Continue reading →

…but right here in Michigan, I celebrate ‘boxing season.’ Nope, it’s not about the guys who don gloves and beat one another half to death. It’s about…boxes. Lots and lots of boxes. Boxes in all shapes and sizes. And this … Continue reading →

There is only one place in the town I usually shop in where I can get a halfway decent gluten-free pizza (and cheese bread). They’re very pricey at roughly $12.00 … before adding toppings … for a 10-inch, very  thin … Continue reading →

I hate to cry. No matter the reason, I think whoever said it makes you feel better was a flipping nut. All it does for me is to cause a headache and make me tired, so I avoid it whenever … Continue reading →

I’ve admitted this to a number of people, but I’m finding the fourth book in my Coach’s Boys series to be quite a challenge to write. I want to blame it all on hitting a wall with thyroid issues a … Continue reading →

Wow. I seriously lose track of time. When I rented the movie tonight, I was thinking it had only been a couple of months since I’d read the novel. Boy was I a little off. A quick check in my … Continue reading →

I know there are a zillion sites on the internet dealing with gluten-free food intolerance, Celiac disease, wheat allergies, and more. There are probably a similar number of sites with recipes and advice to help us learn to live with … Continue reading →