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May 8, 2025
April Book Reviews
Spring has definitely arrived in Oregon. I’m late on my April reviews, but I have six excellent books for you. Need some summer reads? I hope you find one or two here. As you can probably imagine, I receive a handful of review requests every day. I figured it was time to add a review […]
Published on May 08, 2025 04:59
April 22, 2025
Dragonwood Poetry
I’ve been spending hours in the Dragonwood, my little mountain heaven with its mossy trees, feathered ferns, and singing frogs. I found a forest trail carpeted with three-leaf clovers and tiny silver ferns. The mosquito witch hasn’t yet emerged from her rotted stump, and the muddy prints of elk are the size of my hand […]
Published on April 22, 2025 05:17
March 31, 2025
March Book Reviews
It’s almost April! How time flies. My husband and I have been working in the garden. When I moved to Oregon, the recommendation was to wait until the end of May to plant. In little over a decade, that planting date has moved forward by two months. I’ve expanded my garden, preparing for our expected […]
Published on March 31, 2025 05:40
March 24, 2025
Tanka Tuesday Challenges #3 and 4 – Spring
I’ve opted for honesty in my poems and to forgo the cheeriness I don’t feel. There’s so much sorrow here. So many people are hurting, and the cruelty makes my head and heart hurt. I can’t pretend that I’m okay. I hope you can bear with me while my country struggles. Challenge #3 – A […]
Published on March 24, 2025 04:35
March 9, 2025
Tanka Tuesday Challenges #1 and #2
Tanka Tuesday is back after a hiatus of a few months. Thank you, Colleen, for giving this wonderful community a reason to write poetry and celebrate each other’s talents. As usual, I’m incapable of following a schedule and am responding to two Tanka Tuesday challenges instead of one. Challenge #1 was to write a taiga, […]
Published on March 09, 2025 04:43
March 2, 2025
February Book Reviews
Welcome to March! Here in Oregon we’re on the cusp of spring. In the valley, the cherry trees and daffodils are blooming. I’m a month away from flowers, but a few days of sunshine found me in the garden with the dog. I had a fabulous month of reading, and though only four books, I’m […]
Published on March 02, 2025 04:32
February 26, 2025
Coffee with Mike at Sally’s Smorgasbord Blog Magazine
Good Morning (at least it’s morning here in Oregon). I’m having coffee with Sally Cronin today at her Smorgasbord blog, and I invited my friend, a fabulous poet and photographer, Mike Utley to join us. If you have a moment, stop by for a cuppa and a scone (or an Oregon Berry croissant). While you’re […]
Published on February 26, 2025 06:24
February 14, 2025
January Book Reviews: Part Two!
Happy Valentine’s Day! February is a good month to love up some books while winter keeps us home in the northern hemisphere, and those in the south are sipping iced tea on their hammocks. As promised, here are the last 9 of the books I read in January. If you decide to pick up one […]
Published on February 14, 2025 04:56
February 12, 2025
Book Tour: Endangered Species, Savage Land Book 1
Greetings, my friends. Today I’m excited to host Jacqui Murray as she shares her new books! Endangered Species (Savage Land Book 1) is making the rounds and getting great reviews. (My review is Here). If you’ve already finished it, Book 2, Badlands, is available on preorder for an April 15th release! Today, Jacqui’s going to […]
Published on February 12, 2025 00:05
February 10, 2025
Tale of the Seasons’ Weaver Tour, Last Stop #10
Welcome to Day Ten, the last day of the Tale of the Seasons’ Weaver Blog Tour Thank you to everyone who stopped by here and there along the tour to support my launch, and I hope you enjoyed learning a bit about the book. For the finale, I’m visiting with Jacqui Murray at her blog […]
Published on February 10, 2025 06:08