You can see why we have such a good time with this writing life we have created. We are enjoying meeting great people and sharing our work with the world. Hillary and I will be launching our new books in August.

It's taken me 65 years and a tiny cottage by the sea to get my head around a message on my new favorite t-shirt. It reads, "Be you. The world will adjust."

The weaving and writing life on the shoreline has been pretty busy lately

Happy spring greetings my dear friends.

Happy New Year, dear friends. I imagine that folks who stop by here are likely to be some version of friends, family, writers, weavers, creative spirits and soul seekers, introverts, and empaths. I often wonder if we all gathered in one place, what an extraordinary gathering it would be.

Greetings friends. Wishing you a fabulous, spirit-filled Merry Christmas. I don't know about you, but I'm still putting the finishing touches on my Christmas shopping.

It has been a full year for my little writing group as we wrote, published, and promoted our little hearts out.

I used to wonder why “retired” folks were so busy. Doing what? I wondered. I couldn’t imagine. Well, now I know. They were living their life. And what a gift it is! It doesn’t always feel that way. I’m way too busy to be “retired.” But that’s because I’m living the life I’ve always imagined, though the details were a little unclear. The challenges were never part of my imagination. But I’ve always been a writer, going way back, and have always loved books. When my kids we

These are the kind words that keep me believing in the beauty and power of the written word. And the ways that a good book can transport us.

Guests are invited to enjoy complimentary tea while browsing books, chatting with the authors, and getting copies personally signed. It's a beautiful way to support local voices and spend a summer afternoon immersed in words that inspire!

Synchronicity is indeed getting around these days. We've been to Cape Cod, Old Saybrook, and took a boat ride (with Synchronicity of course) around the Thimble Islands in Stony Creek. It was kind of magical.

My itty bitty writing group and I have been busy sharing our new creations with the world, and it feels like a lot of work. I thought writing our books may have been the hard part, until we tried to honor and celebrate their existence.

On the way to my weekly visit to the ocean, I finally stopped at the side of the road to snap a photo of a spot that I’d been eyeing.

Synchronicity~ Two Hearts, One Spirit, a Forbidden Love is with me at all times. Not just in spirit, as there is no doubt about that, but I take a hard copy wherever I go. It’s become a companion...

We are energized and given life by the Spirit that compels us to create. And then, when you do that, and if you choose to share it, a feeling of vulnerability is inevitable. No matter how beautiful, how masterfully crafted, or how extraordinary your creation is.

Today's post features a little snippet of Ch. 2 from Synchronicity.

Synchronicity launches today on Amazon. An inspired romance navigating relationships of all kinds .

My faith has always been a huge part of my life. So it is with the characters in my book, as they try to navigate a journey of love for God, the church, and each other.

I convinced Jim to go to what some say is the highest point on Cape Cod. Where the 30’ cobblestone Scargo Tower is hidden amongst the trees.

Writing is a very vulnerable act, for sure. The vulnerability comes in stages, I think. First the writing and then the sharing...