I Work For Love Letters December has been a month of love letters. There is nothing better than a love letter (unless you accidentally intercept one meant for someone else). I’ve received them from readers of my debut novel Queen … Read More
The Face My Dog Makes When I’ve Hurt His Doggy Feelings… I came upon this lion sculpture while touring The Metropolitan Museum Of Art this past August in NYC. I had to take a picture of it because the lion’s … Read More
The Queen Has Arrived! You’ll find her hanging out at the bookstore… My debut novel Queen Of The Godforsaken (Thistledown Press) is now available at local and Online bookstores! If your local bookstore doesn’t have a copy, ask them to … Read More
Spring is here and you’ll most likely need an umbrella and not a toque in Canada. But before you tuck the wooly in the trunk for the season, remember: You are Canadian and you can wear that toque with pride, … Read More
Okay, you’re in luck today because I’ve decided to post something upbeat, cheerful even: an ode to my eldest dog son, Fernando. I’ve been cross-eyed all week finishing up editing and honestly, typing words and/or reading any extra words other … Read More
I wrote this blog at the beginning of this school year (October/14). I like to get my daughters’ okays before I publish anything about them. Pippi was not okay with this article so I shelved it…until one day last month. … Read More
Best Selfie Ever! My daughter Tabs took this selfie in the Osa Peninsula Jungle of Costa Rica in May, 2014. We were on a family horse back ride through the jungle and had stopped to rest by a stream. She … Read More
This past weekend my teen daughter Tabs entered an apple pie baking competition at the KAG—Kelowna Art Gallery (the Okanagan is famous for fruit orchards, especially apples). Coincidentally, at the same event, I was called out by a local radio … Read More
Pip wrapped Pablo up in one of her doll blankets while he was resting. He looked so forlorn that we had to take a picture. I can sympathize with him today; this Monday morning smacked me around a bit too … Read More
