Monthly Archives: December 2008

Nick and I went to see the movie yesterday starting Will Smith. Mostly because of the blog and loop talk I’d read about the movie. I think that I need to see the movies that have to do with transplants, and heart … Continue reading →

It is the end of the year and I start looking back at what I have done. It has been a big year for me, biggest maybe. I had a book released. No small feat. But what I like best is that … Continue reading →

Jesus is the reason for the season.

A friend of mine and I filled in two empty slots on a senior group bus trip at my mother’s church to Opryland Hotel. I will admit that I did feel young, but I had a wonderful time. I got to reconnect with a friend … Continue reading →

Each year I buy a real tree for Christmas tree from Mr. Finnengan’s at Finnengan’s Fine Furs, on Cherry Valley Road, in Bethlehem, NH. The name of the tree farm and the address gives you a hint to how wonderful my tree is each year. For … Continue reading →

We had our Georgia Romance Writers Christmas party yesterday. It is one of my favorite meetings because we go around the room and share what we have accomplished that year. For some they have published for the first time, for others … Continue reading →

Nick has had congenital heart disease his whole life, but it wasn’t until a few weeks ago that I learned CHD it is the number one killer of newborns. These are babies born with some kind of heart defect. These defects can … Continue reading →

Today I was honored by another mother with a request to link her blog to my website.  She too, has a child with congenital heart disease. I’m always surprised when another mother is interested in Nick’s heart problem or transplant. I … Continue reading →

Naming a baby or naming your characters in a book is a big deal. We sweat over finding the perfect one. Some people even buy books that list names. I’m a substitute teacher and I find names for my characters on class room … Continue reading →