The week began with a slow sweet rain that lasted quite a long time.
Read More
This July, a bumper crop.
Read More
The day began to go sour on Tuesday morning, when I couldn’t get into my computer.
Read More
No barbecue for us. The evening of the 4th, we had good friends and neighbors over for dinner.
Read More
I started this week making real progress on my book but my doctor had other ideas.
Read More
This week was when my annual intensive poetry workshop would have been going on.
Read More
Though I’ve been making supper most evenings, I didn’t feel up to entertaining.
Read More
I truly dislike freezing spinach.
Read More
Willow is a strange cat – by far our smartest. She ponders, worries.
Read More
We were warned that this computer could fail at any moment.
Read More
This is her birthday month, so maybe that’s why yesterday she came into my mind and I sat remembering our times together.
Read More
I begged Woody to build me a new herb garden and he did!
Read More
Did your mother ever tell you to bundle up or you’d catch pneumonia? Well, I got it (and it could have been from too much partying).
Read More
It took me a couple of days to recover from all the socializing of the past ten days.
Read More
Last Sunday we had cake and champagne at Tony’s to celebrate his mother Karen’s birthday.
Read More
Monday, Dale and I put all my corrections, cuts, and additions into the manuscript THE HOUR OF MY DEATH. When we got to the end, I cut the old ending and started working on a new, and I think stronger one; making progress.
Read More
Spring is slowly beginning to happen. We have our first daffodils in bloom.
Read More
We finally to walk around the land to see how our trees are doing.
Read More
I have all the submissions to the two contests in hand
Read More
Every year we’re invited to a Super Bowl party but we usually decline…because we actually enjoy watching the game.
Read More