L.L. Reynolds's Blog, page 7
October 21, 2015
I Wrote a Book / What Have I done?
I’m almost ready. The final countdown has begun to the November release of Rafe Ryder and the Well of Wisdom, a middle grade fantasy novel. It’s an exciting time for me. *breathes into paper bag* What’s it about? I’ll give … Continue reading →
Published on October 21, 2015 21:33
October 14, 2015
Homeowners Injured, Accosted by a Spiteful House / No More Renovations Planned
Hello there. I know…I know. It’s been quite awhile since I’ve done a blog post, but I’m back at last. Our home has been undergoing a major kitchen renovation (since February!) and I completely underestimated the havoc it would cause … Continue reading →
Published on October 14, 2015 21:33
August 3, 2015
The True Story of How I Met E.B. White/His Advice to a Young Writer
| It was the summer of 1982. Baby slung low on my hip; I strolled along the rocky Maine beach, drinking in the deliciously cool air and stunning views of Blue Hill Bay. I couldn’t help but think what a … Continue reading →
Published on August 03, 2015 04:48
May 9, 2015
A Heartfelt Mother’s Day Blog Post/To My Darlings
Mother’s Day has rolled around again. It’s a day where most children take a moment to acknowledge and appreciate their mothers, but for me, it’s a day when I pause to think of how I earned the proud title of … Continue reading →
Published on May 09, 2015 15:57
March 2, 2015
Vermont Ice Castles/#IceCastles #StrattonMountain #Vermont #BirthdayMiracles
Once upon a time, born in the deepest part of winter’s heart and clasped to her frosty bosom there was a tiny Ice Princess. The princess loved Mother Winter with her whole being, but as the princess aged, a strange … Continue reading →
Published on March 02, 2015 18:01
February 3, 2015
Jack Frost is Off my Friend List/#Snowpocalypse2015
In the last seven day stretch of time, Vermont has seen two nor’easters and one hard-hitting clipper system. We’re drowning in the white stuff, but snow isn’t really my issue. The problem is it’s ten below frigid and mind-numbingly cold. … Continue reading →
Published on February 03, 2015 02:38
January 12, 2015
Would You Die For What You Believe?/#JeSuisCharlie
Tucked into a tiny basement in my small downtown is a coffee shop dripping with exquisite java and plenty of local color. I visit it whenever I want some really great coffee, which is frequently, because I have no talent … Continue reading →
Published on January 12, 2015 15:39
December 20, 2014
A Christmas Story / No Act of Kindness is Ever Wasted
Thanks to my usually superb time management skills, I rarely find myself rushing around in a holiday frenzy, but this year, time got away from me. I’m not sure why, but time has been in a full gallop since Thanksgiving … Continue reading →
Published on December 20, 2014 20:16
November 16, 2014
A Nurse’s Heartbreak/The Complexities Surrounding Emotional Abuse/Words Wound
Nothing broke my heart more than watching #whyIstayed trend on twitter a few months ago. The story I’m about to tell you is true, although I have changed the names of those involved to protect their anonymity. To this day, … Continue reading →
Published on November 16, 2014 19:03
October 19, 2014
New England Corn Mazes/Fall Fun/Gaines Farm Corn Maze/Guilford, Vermont
Color me happy! Autumn has blazed to life in New England and I love everything about it. Everything. The brilliant leaves, the crisp air, the apple cider, the fall festivals, the pumpkins, the colorful mums, the bonfires, and the corn … Continue reading →
Published on October 19, 2014 21:31


