OK, how on earth can another year have gone by? I know I’ve been steadily busy, not just with the pandemic books I published, but life in general. I’m betting you can likely say the same thing 🐝🐝🐝

If you follow this blog, you’re likely familiar with International Dot Day. Well, it just rolled around again today!

Last year was the first time I was able to post my Dot as a “Celebri-dot” and it was one of those “dreams” fulfilled 🙂 I couldn’t have been happier about it. But what is EXTRA special about this year is it’s the first year I got to celebrate with my 4-year-old granddaughter, Charlotte 🥰 Continue reading →

I have to tell ya — the last thing I thought to be doing right now would be writing just for the fun of it! I’m so ridiculously busy, it doesn’t even cross my mind. And although I WANTed to participate in this year’s Fall Writing Frenzy, I didn’t expect to. Long story short, the other night, during the very-difficult-to-watch Presidential Debate, I happened to catch a reminder tweet from Kaitlyn Leann Sanchez, co-organizer along with Lydia Lukidis, that it was almost entry time and, of course, I again checked out the “Rules” page with all the image prompts.

Maybe it’s that I miss writing for fun. Maybe it’s how much I miss autumn peaks that no longer exist where I live — not for a good 15 years. Maybe it’s just that I ached for a creative break — the kind that doesn’t involve pressure or promotion or anything “required” other than staying within the 200-word count.  Continue reading →

Yes, I could NOT be more thrilled about it For years I’ve been participating in International Dot Day here on my blog with my own little dots and I can’t believe that this year, not that I’m published (self, though it may be), I created an official Celebri-dot! Continue reading →

Yep, you heard me right! I bit the self-publishing bullet and published books–6 of them!

Since March, when the U.S. got heavily hit by COVID-19, I began work on a pandemic-themed story which I decided to publish in 6 diverse versions.  Yes, the story is exactly the same for each, but the reader gets to pick the version preferred by gender, skin and hair color, and [coming soon] family type. Continue reading →