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Aaron’s Little Readers Storytime invited me for their Monday June 5th 10:30 am session. I will be reading my newest book, Heidi Saves the [...]

Pocket Books Storytime is on Saturday April 22, 2023  from 11:00am until 12:30pm. I will be reading and signing my newest children’s book, [...]

Henri visits an art gallery. This is Henri’s first visit to the Behind the Scenes Gallery on 26 North Water Street in Lancaster, PA. [...]

I love what I call my brain’s vacuum cleaner. While I am sleeping, it sucks out my daytime mess and clears space for a new day. The National [...]

Great news, I have a new story release in the upcoming Chicken Soup for the Soul book! Grieving, Loss and Healing is the book’s title. [...]

I grew up with three sisters. There were many whispers and a few shouts. Christine arrived first. I came eighteen months later. Jill and Vanessa [...]

Here is the saga of my orange pants. I entered Chico’s on a cloudy Saturday morning with the sole intention of using my $10.00 coupon. Anyone [...]

Love yourself sounds easy. But it takes practice. It is so important! We all have our tribe. Some of us are luckier than others to be surrounded [...]

I am watching with interest as my contemporaries tip toe into retirement. Webster’s Dictionary defines retirement as an act of retiring, [...]

Childhood I wrapped the striped baby blanket around my Betsy Wetsy doll. A dead fly’s wing hung to one corner of the fabric that brushed along [...]

One Christmas I decided that I needed to really get into the spirit and play Santa. I cobbled together the best costume possible with the meager [...]

As a child, we ate Christmas Eve and Christmas Day feasts in our dining room. Mom loved to keep the tradition alive of serving a flaming fruit [...]

The Cuban whispers continue… I did not go to Cuba specifically for the food in April 2016. My American dollars funneled through the Bucknell [...]

The Cuban whispers continue… ( Disclaimer: After my trip,  I vowed to work on not jumping to conclusions without first considering the [...]

Part One– You Can Smile Now  A trip to Cuba. My sister Christine and I had an identical “to-do” item on our bucket list.  We wanted to [...]