Category: Home Life

Practice Random Kindness

Random acts of kindness still happen. They are out there. Though the norm has changed, and acts of cruelty, racism, and intolerance are rampant, the kindness in the human heart is still there. At least with some (and I want to say many, maybe even most, though the other kind are louder and get top billing in the press) humans.

Welcome, Autumn

Autumn is without a doubt my favorite season. It is the time of year when the world begins to grow quiet, life settles down, and the Earth prepares for sleep. The birds are migrating south, squirrels and chipmunks are gathering their stores for the winter, and the animals that hibernate are gorging themselves to put…

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Everybody’s Favorite Character

I began writing my current work in progress back when the COVID-19 pandemic first started to raise its ugly head. The story is about a middle-aged woman who lives in a very remote area. Her best little friend and only housemate is her dog. The dog’s name is Topaz, and she is an Italian greyhound….

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The Quiet Epidemic

There is a film, a film about Chronic Lyme Disease. It’s a film I hope is made publicly available soon, though it’s currently in the stage of screenings and viewings at film festivals. Please view the trailer, below. Please visit the website at TheQuietEpidemic.com. Please follow them on Facebook and Twitter. Please learn, spread the…

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You Can Run, But You Can’t Hide

Well, after two and a half years of dodging it, despite family members working daily with the public, COVID-19 has caught up with me. With a vengeance. I say that not because I’m terribly ill, but because three out of four of our household members have all come down with it at once. The only…

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