It is my privilege to welcome another author friend, guest Kimily Kay Duffield, who shares a sweet and precious family story about her first grandchild. Throughout Kimily's story, she weaves a …
Ring-a-ling, Ring-a-ling, Who’s There?
Ring-a-ling, who’s there? It’s me, Becky! Just look at this beautiful antique telephone—and it’s in my house! My mother was an antique collector, and my sisters and I have been the recipients of …
Scribbling on the Face of Jesus
Welcome to a new year! I hope all of you enjoyed a Merry Christmas. As we enter into a new year, I'd like to invite all of you into my "living room" where I will share family stories--some my own, …
Who Has the Best Christmas Tree Topper?
FOR DECEMBER YOU'RE IN FOR A TREAT--A SCAVENGER HUNT IN ADDITION TO MY REGULAR BLOG! WELCOME TO THE CHRISTMAS FICTION SCAVENGER HUNT I loved scavenger hunts as a young girl at birthday parties. …
Hidden Christmas Gifts by Patti Shene
I'd like to welcome my dear writing friend, Patti Shene, for my November blog. I purchased her Christmas novella, Cathy's Christmas Confession, about a year ago, and I highly recommend it. I love …
Do You Like Reunions?
Do you like reunions? I do! Through the years, I have attended numerous family reunions and my class reunions. I know, I know, this may not be your thing, but, well, I like them. I started …
Card Shark
I'd like to welcome my author friend, Lisbeth McCarty, who shares a heartwarming family story laced with humor and solemness. Enjoy! Card Shark By Lisbeth L. McCarty Every other Friday night, …
Do Angels Wear Suits?
I'd like to welcome guest blogger, Jill Chapman, one of my author friends. Jill loves to tell stories about her life experiences. And this is one of them. Enjoy! Do Angels Wear Suits? One of my …
An Ordinary Sunday Morning
“Still too hot,” Chester sighed, setting his cup of joe aside. He took out three trays of biscuits from the oven and placed on the tiered racks for cooling, and then quickly shoved more trays of …
Who Really Started WWJD?
In Memory of my Father, Walter Troyan, for Father's Day Growing up in a family of four daughters in the 1960s and 70s, naturally my parents were protective of our innocence, safety, and well-being in …