My youngest son, my gentle giant

My youngest son is autistic and considered high functioning. He is 6′ 2″ and now taller than his mom! He is my man of the house when my husband and I have to be at work, looking after the pets and handling the chores. He works part-time at Target, and has the world’s biggest heartContinue reading “My youngest son, my gentle giant”

Chapter 4 – “A crime scene, a cufflink, and a clue” (From “The Skeleton in the Hayride” Fall Mystery Series)

The arrival of Brody’s deputies and the subsequent securing of the scene were executedwith a practiced efficiency that belied the underlying shock. Brody directed the initialresponses, ensuring that the integrity of the crime scene was maintained. Every fallenleaf, every disturbed twig was a potential clue, a silent witness to Thorne’s finalmoments. The passengers were crucialContinue reading “Chapter 4 – “A crime scene, a cufflink, and a clue” (From “The Skeleton in the Hayride” Fall Mystery Series)”

From Faith to Fear: Cultivating a Hope Mindset

Cultivating a hopeful mindset takes practice and faith. In From Fear to Faith, we explore practical spiritual habits—gratitude journaling, scripture-centered affirmations, positive self-talk—and Biblical examples (Joseph, Job, David, Esther) that strengthen resilience in hard times. This short, faith-based guide helps you replace fear with trust, recognize God’s presence in the shadows, and build daily disciplinesContinue reading “From Faith to Fear: Cultivating a Hope Mindset”

The Challenger Shuttle disaster of 1986

1986 was my senior year of high school. I homeschooled that year in order to enter college early. I had my breakfast. My studies were set out on my desk. The radio was on as I eagerly anticipated listening to the launch live. It took only 73 seconds to go from excitement to shock. IContinue reading “The Challenger Shuttle disaster of 1986”

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