***************************************************** The Veggie of the Week Challenge ***************************************************** In case you missed last week, this’ll catch you up: In short, cooking went on the back,
***************************************************** The Veggie of the Week Challenge ***************************************************** And we’re back! In case you missed last week, this’ll catch you up: My family endured, uh,
My first book for 9-12 year olds, TROUBLE WITH PARSNIPS, made for some extremely casual (be kind, people!) meals at my house. Winter is coming,
My first children’s book is coming out today in paperback!!! And ebook!! and Kindle!! YAY! *dances from living room to kitchen and back* WARNING: There
The charming village of Monschau is in Germany, but Americans and Belgians were filling it up the other day. It’s very close to the Belgian
Now that’s an office with a view–the Cologne Cathedral is right there! Last week, our local library visited a local publisher . . . It’s
Today, I’m over at The Winged Pen for a post about what to do while you’re waiting. . . . . .for query responses, .
While trying to figure out how ancient books were repaired, I came across the delightful Libraries in the Ancient World by Lionel Casson. It’s a
Reading is a collaborative and creative activity. The reader is in partnership with the writer, and they create an experience together. Writers are told to
In January, we had heavy winds for this area. They were impressive, but I think winds are much stronger in other, drier parts of the
The other day, I got my first pair of reading glasses. All of a sudden, reading, computers, knitting–even the fine print at the store–is SO
Hanging out with all of the illustrators at the 2017 SCBWI Europolitan Conference in Belgium must have rubbed off on me. I created the doodle
