So It’s You, Flannery
Flannery O’Connor left more than a legacy on American literature, she and Dad left messages that caught my attention and reignited my passion.
20 Years in Colorado: Mountains, Marmots and a Coincidental Meetup
On the very day when it crosses my mind that I have lived in Colorado for exactly 20 years, I cross paths with people who live where my life’s journey began.
Why Did the Turtle Cross the Road?
It was my first turtle sighting since Dad’s death a month ago, and I wondered what it might feel like when it happened.
Raise a Glass to Toastmasters
While I have no trouble speaking on stage, I would clam up in small gatherings, such as dinner events. I knew I needed to work on being confident when there wasn’t a podium in the room.
The Offering
Sometimes I just want to experience my life without feeling compelled to write about it.
The Joke is On Us
Ron and I planned the biggest April Fool’s joke ever on our adult kids. The tricky part would be convincing an RV dealer to let us hold up a fake ‘sold’ sign next to a camper van.