Book Review: Home Before Dark, by Riley Sager
If you are looking for a book that will grab your attention right in the beginning and hang on to it right up until the…
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Topic Tuesday: If you can carry it in, then you can carry it out.
This has been the summer to get outside and explore. COVID restrictions, increase in urban violence, and fantastic summer weather in the northeast have contributed…
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Book Review: The Woman in the Window, By A.J. Finn
The Woman in the Window is entertaining right from the start. I was hooked in the first chapter and could not put the book down…
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Book Review: Soldat: Reflections of a German Soldier 1936-1949, by Siegfried Knappe and Ted Brusaw
I was lent this book by a friend with the idea that I would be interested in it, given my German heritage. I was interested…
Topic Tuesday: Return to school frustrations
At this point in the summer, most families know how their school district is handling the 2020-2021 school year, at least to start. Some schools…
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Black and white photos: reflections
Cee's Black and White photo challenge this week. These are tree reflections on water. Enjoy!
Things I would go back and tell my new-mother self
Every new parent is unaware of just how much a child changes everything. Everyday things like sleeping, showering, cooking, and watching TV are going to…
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Book Review: Too Much and Never Enough: How my family created the world’s most dangerous man, by Mary L. Trump, PH.D.
I purchased this book with the hope that it focused on Donald Trump's upbringing from a family member's point of view. I was expecting facts…
