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Favorite Reads of 2018
Another year come and nearly gone. And what a year it’s been! In a way, it’s been a year of transitions for me. I finished book 1 of a new cozy mystery series and started working on a brand new manuscript, went back to work as an analyst after staying at home with Sophie for her […]
Autumnal Reads
As the end of summer approaches, I know there are things I’ll miss: harvesting fresh tomatoes from our garden, tucking flowers and sprigs of lavender behind Sophie’s ears (see picture), and making the most of those long days of Colorado sunshine. But I’m also excited because fall is my favorite season. It means playing in piles […]
Hello blog, my old friend
It’s been an embarrassingly long time since I last blogged and, you know what, I miss it. I miss chatting about books and writing and other anecdotal tidbits. I miss the challenge of writing something short and focused. But most of all, I miss you, dear reader. I miss connecting with friends, hearing what you’re up to, […]
Green Inspiration
In honor of Earth Day, I want to talk about an issue that’s close to my heart: climate change. It’s been unseasonably dry in Colorado this spring. North Denver didn’t get any snow in March, notoriously the snowiest month of the year, and so far this year we’ve set or tied record high temperatures 9 […]
2017 Goals
Looking back, I realized I never posted any 2016 writing goals. Which in a weird way means, YAY, I accomplished everything I set out to do! (Best way to achieve New Year’s Resolutions: don’t make any!). What this really means is that when I evaluated the upcoming year, there was so much I wanted to […]