Monthly Archives: December 2007

Today Nick and his dad got back from their annual football trip to Tampa to see the Bucs play. For some reason Nick is a Tampa Bay fan. The trip is extra special for Nick’s dad because he has no idea … Continue reading →

I love the rain and I especially like rainy Sundays. Those are the days I go to church, come home, eat a bite of lunch and climb back into the bed I only made up hours before. I pick up the romance book … Continue reading →

As a parent sometimes, make that most of the time, we don’t know if we are making headway with our children. Last night, I got to have one of those shining moments when I could say that one of my … Continue reading →

Today I spent some time in a museum veiwing famous Impressionist painters works. Part of the exhibit was about now these talented painters learned their craft by going to the Louvre and copying  the old masters works displayed on the walls there. That … Continue reading →

I did accomplish some of my list from yesterday. I didn’t get anything new written but I did edit four pages, despite getting caught up in working on the world wide web. If there was one enity that repersented the WWW I … Continue reading →

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The day after Christmas and I’m sitting at my desk trying to write some pages for my critique group to review tomorrow night. I’m putting the writing off by eating, sewing and taking down Christmas decorations. I don’t know why I procrastinate  … Continue reading →

Recently my Editor ask me how I felt about having a book published. I told her that yes I had goose bumps but that I would not really believe it was happening or had happened until I had the book in … Continue reading →

I’ve just finished reading the nonfiction book Loosening Corsets by A. Louise Staman. The book is about Rebecca Latimer Felton a Georgia woman born before the Civil War and live into the 1920s. Rebecca was an amazing  woman for her times. She managed to effect social change … Continue reading →

I attended a college friend’s daughter’s wedding yesterday evening. It was a beautiful occasion. The Bride’s mother and I’ve remained friends since we were freshman at Auburn University. I was in her wedding 26 years ago. I have watched the Bride and her sister grow up as … Continue reading →