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Kit and I are making tremendous progress in writing quality and distributing our work.  In 2025, we hope to find a national readership for our books. A key factor in doing so is accumulating high ratings and reviews. If you … Continue reading →

I’ll confess that I struggle with workaholic tendencies. I’ve thereby endured prolonged pain; physical, emotional, and psychological. But recently I’ve discovered the joy of being comfortable while doing NOTHING. Laying on the couch is my favorite indulgence. No TV or … Continue reading →

Kit and I enjoy a cool home. So cool that, one year I let Kit’s house indoor plants freeze.  In Little Rock, our poorly sealed house had a massive fireplace. Each winter morning I’d kindle a hot blaze. Kit and … Continue reading →

Kit and I put up our first of three Christmas trees late this year . . . mid October. We dearly love the red and green Christmas season. Why not prolong it?  In Little Rock, we had seven lit trees … Continue reading →

  My parents were quietly reading in their favorite chairs when I, their nine-year-old son, approached with a question. “May I start a vegetable garden in the backyard?” They looked at each other in wonder. Neither one of them had … Continue reading →

My last blog urged myself and readers to beware of age-related lethargy especially after affliction.  “We need to force ourselves to get out and do something,” I said. Kit and I have returned from approaching the Canadian Rockies from their … Continue reading →

Kit and I endured a difficult summer.  I developed a complication from elective surgery I had last March and needed corrective surgery. We both contracted our first case of Covid. Washington is rainy mid-September through June but summertime is glorious … Continue reading →

“Everybody needs beauty as well as bread, places to play in and pray in, where nature may heal and give strength to body and soul.”  John Muir Recently Kit and I ventured into Washington’s North Cascades. Their grandeur stilled me. … Continue reading →

Another insightful article of Kit’s has been published.  To read the article click Defeat Negative Thinking This stays on our website where you are now and is safe.

Kit likes cultivated flowers.  But I prefer and admire wildflowers.  Pictured is my garden of transplanted wild perennials. These are daises and foxgloves. Bright yellow ragworts will join them in a few weeks. I’ve always loved wildflowers. They give beauty … Continue reading →