Happy Left Handers Day!
Sinistral. Southpaw. Lefty. Just a few of the nicknames for the types like me. Which, there aren’t very many types like me. Across the world, it is estimated that only […]
World War I…. and an Exciting Announcement!
I’m not entirely sure when the World War I bug first bit me. Perhaps when I was in high school, and my history teacher gave a rather stirring lecture about […]
Yellowstone National Park: A Tribute
There were so many questions as we packed up our suitcases. Was it safe? Would there be a lot of people? Perhaps most importantly – would we have to wear […]
Route 66 Series: Bottles, Cards, and Legacies
Legacy. It’s a heavy word at times. A word I’ve been thinking a lot about in the last few days for my own reasons, of which you will read more […]
Ghost Town
Ghost Towns. Just the words send a bit of a chill down your spine, don’t they? The thought of a boarded up and abandoned old place that once pulsed with […]
Let’s Catch Up!
Hi Everyone! This won’t be all that exciting of a post, I just wanted to drop a note to let you all know that I’m still alive and back to […]
Poetry Break: “Let Me Tell You How I Died” – Wounded
Hello everyone! I hope all of you are doing well. It’s been a crazy few weeks, as I just started writing in a brand new novel project, which takes place […]
The Great Locomotive Chase!
I actually noticed the monument as soon as we entered the graveyard at Chattanooga. “Look,” I pointed it out to my husband. “That stone has a train on it!” Indeed, […]
Route 66 Series: Crazy Car Art
It’s a thing, I’m telling you. All along Route 66, from Chicago to LA, you will find it. Charming small towns, unique souvenir hunting, memorable stops, and… car art. Old […]
Route 66 Series: See You Later, Crater
There’s something very unsettling to me about meteors. While most of them are harmless, burning up into crumbs when they pass through earth’s atmosphere, a rare few of them are […]
