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The Wagon
What happened, Papa?” Jemma whispered as a broken down wagon came into view. “Was it the injuns?” Jemma had heard rumors about Indians who attacked wagon trains, even though the adults tried to hide that reality from the children. “No,” Papa assured her, hoping he wasn’t lying to his oldest daughter. “I’m sure they were…
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Newest story is complete!
I’m happy to announce that Idyllily Wild is finished! It is currently only available on #KindleVella, but the paperback and kindle versions should be available by the end of summer. I’ve really enjoyed writing this book and it’s interesting to see how our main character, Lily, has grown and changed over the chapters. Uncle Nael’s…
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The Sturgeon
I love to kayak. I prefer a slow moving river, but even a paddle around the small lake our cabin sits on is a small bit of heaven. There’s just something about the combination of the warm sun and riding the water that makes me immensely happy. So, my painting today was inspired by my…
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The Garden Cat
In this painting/writing challenge the painting definitely came first. It’s based on a photo that either I or my daughter took on our most recent all-family vacation with my grown-up children. I just loved the way this cat looked sitting in a decorative wheelbarrow at the end of this beautiful blue shed. Then, according to…
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