Monthly Archives: July 2012

Today I’m thakful that it’s my hubby’s final night out of town. And as silly as this might sound, I’m thankful for movies on DVD. I sort of have a love affair with Alfred Hitchcock, and I’ve been indulging these … Continue reading →

Today I’m thankful for rain, communication with my daughter, and a chat with my husband. Soon we will all be together. Tweet

I can hardly believe 200 days have already passed. This is the first summer in a very long time that I don’t have to think about going back to work. For as much as I loved my job, I’m thankful … Continue reading →

Today has not been one of my better days. Tough visit with Mom this morning, though Dad said she was some better this evening. I awoke to find that my Amazon numbers for “Broken Vessels” had dropped significantly (meaning sales). … Continue reading →

 (yesterday) I’m thankful to have my husband home again. He was on a “guy” weekend with two other buddies. I’m thankful for safe travels and that they had a good time. Tweet

Today I’m thankful for my friendship with Karen Bean. She was my secret pal during the school year. Since I left mid-year, she promised a girl’s night out. Tonight, she took me to see “The Wizard of Oz” at the … Continue reading →

I’m thankful for a productive day of writing. Hubby went out of town, so I spent the entire day in my sweats, figuring out how to begin my next novel (not counting the one I’ve nearly finished). Talked to Dad … Continue reading →

Today I’m thankful for a pleasant visit with Mom. She was very lucid today, asking questions, and searching for memories. She asked about my children, and spoke of when she first met Dad. She even remembered Canada. As she spoke, … Continue reading →

I’m thankful for making substantial changes to a chapter in my book today. I have more to go, but I feel really good about the step I took today. I’m also thankful that I was able to spend time with … Continue reading →

Today I’m thankful for two visits with Dad. I saw him at his place, then he stopped by mine. That doesn’t happen often. It was sad to hear Mom say there’s nothing left of her, yet I was glad I … Continue reading →