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When I was four, my parents started building a new house up the hill from the small house they’d lived in since they’d bought the
August 18, 2020
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When I was four, my parents started building a new house up the hill from the small house they’d lived in since they’d bought the
About fifteen years ago, I thought it would be neat if my mom and dad wrote down some of their memories for me to keep.
Last week, I introduced you to Emery, the heroine of Catching the Cowboy, the first book in the Summer Creek series. Today, I’m excited
More than a year ago, I went to visit my mom’s doctor. We knew she had dementia, along with a host of other health problems,
There have been many times in my life when I found myself asking the question “why.” Why do bad things happen to good people?
Harriett Quimby was born in May 1875 on a Michigan farm. She was in her early teens when the family moved to San Francisco. With
As someone who enjoys snapping photographs, especially of flowers and landscapes, I’m so pleased to share about two women photographers who made an impact in
With all the uncertainty in the world right now (and plenty of it in our world from some hard-to-bear family news), this quote spoke
Back in the late 1800s and early 1900s, one of the most “fashionable” things a woman could wear was a hat with birds on it.
Each Wednesday throughout the month of March, I’ll be sharing about inspiring women from the past to celebrate Women’s History Month. This week, the spotlight
Today, I want to extend my thanks to anyone who is or has been a caregiver. The care you give is so important and
There was a day last week when I absolutely “hit a wall.” To more accurately describe it, I felt like a wall had been dropped
