Reflecting on the last two years has been easy, especially with my Facebook memories page. Each day I see the posts I shared or wrote the days before, during and after my husband graduated to heaven. And... it has been difficult. The difficulty comes in seeing the growth, and in also recalling what I'd forgotten. … Continue reading Keeping it Real through the Storm
All these images are from my trip to the East Coast. Some are from New York City, some from quaint, sleepy little hamlets, and some from Boston. Some are from under bridges, on the side of buildings, and some are next to memorials. Some are obviously commissioned pieces while others aren't. What they each have … Continue reading Story in Paint
Do you like boxsets? Have you ever tried one? For .99 you can enjoy five novellas, including my Steampunk historical, An Unlikely Governess. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/sitb/B07CW2CSDR?ref=sib_dp_aw_kd_udp Five historical romances of deep and abiding love ALL ROADS LEAD HOME Does Graceanne trust God—and Peter--enough to let go? The two of them embark on a cross country journey to … Continue reading To Love and To Cherish
Vindicate me, O Lord, for I have walked in my integrity, and I have trusted in the Lord without wavering. Prove me, O Lord, and try me; test my heart and my mind. For your steadfast love is before my eyes, and I walk in your faithfulness. Psalm 26:1-3 (ESV) I shared that scripture two … Continue reading Prove Me, O Lord
Daniel Reche Pixabay There are nights when I dream of him. In my dreams I know he's not really there, or here, and I try to walk away, but he calls to me. Not often enough, yet too often for my comfort. I don't ask for it. It just happens. When he does show up, … Continue reading We Need Each Other
Photograph by Christina Rich Photography One picture. All right maybe three or four. It's all I wanted, even though I knew the parents would expect more. I took several hundred. Maybe a thousand. I didn't want to disappoint. I'm an amateur. I'm learning the rules, and I'm learning which rules are okay to break, but … Continue reading Cheese (Tuesday Tales)
Deputy Quinn McCall has spent the last two years waiting for his wayward wife to return home, and when he discovers the real reason she left him, he wonders how she’ll ever forgive him for placing a bounty on her head. Sadie McCall didn’t think she’d ever return to Drover’s Pass, but she can’t deny … Continue reading Quinn McCall gets His Bride
