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Hi, I’m Kristy, lover of God, family, friends, good books, and yummy food. I’m also on a quest to get in the best shape of my life. As a clean and wholesome/Christian romance author, I spend much of my days sitting at a desk. And we all know that a sedentary lifestyle isn’t conducive to good health. So it’s time to change all that. To start counteracting the side effects of too little activity, hypothyroidism, and gluten intolerance. Yeah, It’s time to get busy because I plan on living to be a happy, healthy, and energetic centenarian. I also plan on writing a lot more books! 🙂
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It’s Mail Day Again
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
Just For Fun…
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
Daylight Savings Time
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
He’s Baaack
Elliot Owens has returned for Mail Day this week. For those who may be scratching their heads and wondering what in the world this is all about, I’ll tell you. Most Mondays lately, I’ve been introducing some of the characters … Continue reading
Mail Day and Marcus McClelland
For those who may be scratching their heads and wondering what in the world this is all about, I’ll tell you. Most Mondays lately, I’ve been introducing some of the characters from my new book, Enza (available April 23). I … Continue reading
Then and Now
It starts off with a tilt of the head. At the same exact moment there is just the tiniest narrowing of the eyes and slight wrinkle of the nose as a jaw drops in what is universally recognized as the … Continue reading
Mail Day…and a Request
I was so tired last week that I forgot that Monday was Monday and, therefore, mail day. Dear Arthur, Is it true? George Farmer wrote and said that your unit will be sailing before the middle of February? Everyone will … Continue reading
I Thought This Was Really Cute
I was going through a stack of copies of really old newspapers, this one from an October 11, 1918 edition, and came across the following poem. The only reason I got a copy of this page is because I absolutely … Continue reading
