Guest blogger Leigh Michaels will be giving away a set of three books in the “Hiring Ms. Right!” trilogy to one of the people who leave a comment here.The set is now out of print and is not available in … Continue reading →
Note from Roxanne: Kathy is offering a free book!! She will draw a name from those who leave a comment for this blog. Good luck! LOVE CAN SCALE A WALL by guest blogger Kathy Harris In the late 1990s, my … Continue reading →
My husband and I went to a veterinarian dinner meeting on Tuesday night. The company was entertaining, the food was excellent. I’d expected that, but I sure hadn’t expected the emotional impact of the second speaker’s presentation. Isn’t it wild … Continue reading →
Howdy! Today I’ve taken a little trail ride, and I’m blogging at http://craftieladiesofromance.blogspot.com/ — a website for Christian authors. Come on over and say hello! Roxanne
Continue reading →A special thanks to Roxanne for allowing me share Miss Mousie’s story with you! In February 2012, I knew exactly what I wanted for Valentine’s Day. It wasn’t sweet smelling long-stemmed roses and melt-in-your mouth chocolates. I wanted to foster … Continue reading →
Meant to post this yesterday, but i spent the morning babysitting our grandpuppy Kobe, and watching over our son and DIL’s house while the carpet layers were there. Afterwards, spent much of a lovely afternoon with our daughter–and during lunch, … Continue reading →
This summer we headed up to NW Minnesota for my husband’s high school reunion. It was actually an all-school reunion, as in smaller towns the classes often aren’t all that large, though most of the classes scheduled individual gatherings … Continue reading →
Where did the summer go? We traveled a lot, I guess, and all of June was spent on last minute preparations for our daughter Emily’s wedding on June 26th. And then the weather got hot, hot, hot, and just the … Continue reading →
The long, lazy days of summer are nearly over. Can you believe it? The drought here in Eastern Iowa (as well as much of the Midwest) has devastated crops and hayfields, and many farmers are now plowing under the corn … Continue reading →
Since 1973 I’ve always had at least one dog — once we had four, and all were different breeds. Each had a distinctive personality that sometimes didn’t blend in with the others. They fought, they played, they established a hierarchy, … Continue reading →