Home of the Bellingwood Series – Nammynools
I really haven’t held all that many jobs in my life … partly because I spent twenty+ years running a business. Yep, that consisted of a lot of ‘jobs,’ but … back to the stream of thought I already have going on here. Mom and Dad didn’t encourage us to hold down jobs while we […]
First of all, if you don’t know it yet, my first book in the Bellingwood series (All Roads Lead Home) is FREE on the Kindle today. You should get it while it’s hot (or free). It’s a fun read and the beginning of a series of books about a wonderful rural community in central Iowa.
This recipe is made easier by using tubes of refrigerated biscuits, but I can assure you that Polly Giller and Sylvie Donovan would make their own. At the bottom of this recipe, you will find a couple of my favorite biscuit recipes. I love my mother’s Betty Crocker cookbook, but the cookbook I have destroyed
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I love the sound of rain and sometimes even the rumblings of thunder. I’m not quite as excited about lightning and huge claps of thunder, they always make me jump. The cat has curled up on a blanket under my feet. Since there is another blanket wrapped around my legs, this gives him a nice
Why nammynools? When I was growing up, my mother had a particular penchant for words. She loved words of all sizes and when she couldn’t find one to fit her needs, she made one up. Another of her ‘very normal’ vices was never remembering the names of her children or animals, so she would start
There are so many things to tell you and one thing that I never seem to run out of is … well … words. The site is now the home of my Bellingwood series, one of the most amazing things I’ve ever had the opportunity to do. I can’t believe that my job is to
