Part II: A Journey Through the Land of Serendip
Continue with me on our journey, A Journey Through the Land of Serendip. You may recall from the first installment (and if you don’t you can read it here), this […]
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Part III: A Journey Through the Land of Serendip
Continue with me as our Journey Through the Land of Serendip comes to an end. You may recall from the first two installments, this past summer two separate storylines from […]
A Journey Through the Land of Serendip
Welcome to the collision of two storylines. I don’t know how often this happens to other authors, but I believe this is a first for me in over a decade […]
A Journey Continues
Last month, as you may recall, I invited you along on a journey: a journey of discovery into some of my family history. I’ve learned a lot in one month..but […]
A Journey
In the twelve years, I’ve been writing this blog I’ve taken you on many journeys. This time it’s different. This time I don’t know where we are going. Join me […]
Go and Get Your Google On – A Journey to the Cloud
A year ago a huge event took place in the city of Indianapolis. No, not that silly little football game (though, it was great to see a Manning beat Brady, […]
6th Grade and my Journey on Roosevelt River Begins
I don’t know what made me do it. I don’t know what I was thinking. Chalk it up to a 6th grader wanting to get attention. Boy, did THAT happen! […]
The Homeland Comes Calling – Reconciliation
March 21st – traditionally recognized as the first day of spring. This year, I once again found myself on Chicago’s south side, visiting the location of my ancestor’s farm, now […]
The COVID-19 Journal Challenge
Our world has changed dramatically. For those in the U.S. this change has occurred in the last few weeks. How are you coping? What are you thinking? What are you […]
A funny thing happened on the way…
This past fall was to be my 45th high school reunion (yes, FORTY-FIFTH, I know, I’m old). We also learned last summer that the re-dedication celebration of the memorial in […]
