Home of the Bellingwood Series – Nammynools
This is a hard post to write because I know it will be difficult for some to read, and I’m sorry for that. Last Monday, TB died. The Beast. My beautiful boy. The one who demanded to be allowed to love him. The one who
As governments and businesses look for ways to bring us out of our homes and back to some semblance of normal, I started thinking. The hardest thing about creating a list like this is that in my head, I hear you naysayers arguing or dismissing
Today has been a great day. There is nothing like coming to the end of a process and then getting to spend it with my friends. Thank you. I don’t often talk about these things, but it occurs to me that this is as much
We’re getting so close to the release of Book 20 – Love’s Surprises. Things are right on schedule for December 25th. And don’t forget, there will be a Christmas short story released on January 1st, too! It’s strange to be caught up in the wondrous
For the last two days, you all have been commenting with stories of teachers who made an impact on your lives. (Facebook post on the Bellingwood page found here). What an extraordinary thing it has been to read through those stories. I found myself with
Here’s a rant. Just so you know. I am tired of the number of posts, clickbait links, blog posts, etc., that focus on all the things we are doing wrong. (Caveat: these aren’t real lists, I’m exaggerating.) – Fifteen things you’re doing wrong in your
My Kindergarten Sunday School teacher’s name was Eulalie Bryant. After all these years and multiple churches and towns, I still remember this amazing woman. Every Sunday, she gathered her little class around – Mrs. Bryant on a chair and all of us on the floor
These short vignettes focus on characters other than Polly. While I write them during the same time I’m writing a book, they won’t spoil any of the story and rarely will they give you any hints as to what is happening. Vignettes are published in
I can’t tell you how much I appreciate what you did for me this weekend. It means the world to me that you are part of this community and that you are so positive and encouraging. You are why Bellingwood continues. Okay, let’s be honest,
I keep trying to reject the notion that the full moon doesn’t affect us around here, but just about once a month the cats lose their minds and I’m not far behind them. Apparently, my rejection of the notion matters not. Last night was insane!
