She donned the gown like a girl playing dress-up and said, I’d love to dash through the halls of a palace quoting Shakespeare in this.
The Mom who Showed Up
She wasn’t the mother she’d wanted, but she was the mother who’d shown up (from Wildcat by Amelia Morris). What does that prompt you to write?
Funny Things Kids Say- Write it down
I’m not leaving it to memory–that faulty device–those things that make me laugh. We all…
Drawing for the Health of It
It makes sense now that I fell in love with a writing pen. I’m a writer, always trying to tell a story, even with my art. Through the years, drawing has also become a meditative experience that is calming and stabilizing, increasing my mindfulness, creativity, and health.
Celebrating Birth-days
You celebrate your children’s birthdays, your husband’s, and your own birthday, but do you also…
Interviews and Other Views
Women-On-Writing’s Renee Roberson asked some fun questions that made me think about ekphrasis, the writing…
Things You Might Miss
about your partner… It’s inevitable, I suppose, after being married a certain and very large…
