Adventures With Whole Wheat: My Family Suffered So Yours Doesn’t Have To (Prologue)
I stood in the bathroom hurriedly pulling half my youngest daughter’s hair into a lopsided ponytail when Nate walked in, kissed me goodbye, and said, “I don’t know what you made, but it tastes like chalk.”A Time and A Season
Fall colors now dot the mountain view from my kitchen window. Each morning I wake to the crisp, clean smell of fall. The changing seasons signal a time for accounting in my own life, a time to reflect and set new goals. I’m grateful it comes four times a year...Flower Personalities
We lost our tomatoes and peppers to freezing temperatures last Monday night and snow is in our forecast for Wednesday. I’ll soon be saying goodbye to all my flowers until spring. Columbine are among my favorite flowers. The blossoms appear soft and delicate, yet...Monday Musings: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.
With all the talk about recycling, I started feeling like I wasn’t doing my part. I decided I could do more even if the facilities weren’t convenient or close. I could rinse out cans and store them in my basement to take north to a recycling center. The...Searching For the Lip on the Riser
Last summer my husband took a youth group to Lake Powell. That left the children and me to move the sprinkler pipe. Up until that time, I had helped move the pipe but had never been responsible for shutting off a riser (the white part of the pipe in the picture) and...Newest Release
Romantic Suspense Novel
A True Short Story
My first published work entitled "More Than Pinecones" is in this collection of true Christmas stories.