Writing About Art, Writing Challenge

Let’s Go to the Museum! Writing Challenge #2

Monthly Writing Challenge For this challenge, you will write an original poem, blog post or brief story using a prompt of a painting, sculpture, drawing, photography or art exhibit which I’ll provide each month. You will have a month to post your poem/story on this blog. You can also post your challenge responses on your… Continue reading Let’s Go to the Museum! Writing Challenge #2

family, memoirs, Monday Blogs, WritingBlogs

December Roses

Red, orange, white, yellow, pink, fuscia, peach. My mother-in-law loved flowers and roses were her favorite. Since she loved all colors, she planted whatever seedlings she found. My husband and I visited her for years so I watched those rose bushes from the beginning. I helped her water a little but she really didn't like… Continue reading December Roses

crime fiction, crime thrillers, Detective novels, fiction, New Books, writing

Review of Montana by Stephen Bentley

Montana is the fourth of the Matt Deal Thrillers Trilogy. It had me staying up all night until I finished reading it. I usually take a break when reading but not this time. I had to see what happened next to Sherriff Matt Deal and his partner, rookie Bianca, his partner Mickey’s niece, who’s fresh… Continue reading Review of Montana by Stephen Bentley

author's life, Monday Blogs, the writer's life, writing, WritingBlogs

Blooms Buds and New Beginnings

  Today is letter "B" in the A-Z Blog Challenge http://a-zchallenge.com Every morning I go outside to check the progress of my vegetables and flowers. Two weeks ago I planted tomatoes and green beans. I have five small plastic pots in which I filled with dirt three-fourths full. I made four holes in the surface… Continue reading Blooms Buds and New Beginnings

blogs, Blogs About Writing, Female Poets, National Poetry Month, Poetry, Poetry blogs, Reading, writing

A Book by Emily Dickinson

A Book He ate and drank the precious words, His spirit grew robust; He knew no more that he was poor, Nor that his frame was dust. He danced along the dingy days And this bequest of wings Was but a book. What liberty A loosened spirit brings!  by Emìly Dickinson      December 10,… Continue reading A Book by Emily Dickinson

Book Launch, Guest posts, Historical fiction, Monday Blogs, New Books, Reviews

Blog Tour for Delilah by Kaye Lynn Booth

Hello and Welcome Everyone! I am happy you stopped by my blog. Today I'm the host at Wordcrafter Book Blog Tours and I want to announce the release of Delilah by Kaye Lynn Booth. Kaye has written a guest post today telling us all about Delilah, Book One in her Women in the West Adventure Series.… Continue reading Blog Tour for Delilah by Kaye Lynn Booth

author's life, blogs, Health, the writer's life, writing

A Writer’s Hands

Hands Have you ever noticed those photos of hands that some people use for blog headers or advertising? You may have seen an ad for an editing service or a proofreading business that shows a pair of hands on a keyboard. Anyone who sees the ad would likely be convinced the company knows how to… Continue reading A Writer’s Hands

blogs, Catholics, Faith, family, healings, Health, Jesus, Pilgrims, RELIGION, Saints, The Cross

Our Lady of Guadalupe

Mary, Our Lady of Guadalupe To those who say Mary is not important.  Mary is certainly important because she is Jesus' mother. They give that old, tired argument without bothering to investigate whether it's true or false. Catholics honor Mary. We do not worship her. We worship God. Jesus said as he was dying on… Continue reading Our Lady of Guadalupe