A Penny Saved
I got an “overpayment notice” in the mail the other day from Time Magazine. I had to read it three times. At first I thought
I got an “overpayment notice” in the mail the other day from Time Magazine. I had to read it three times. At first I thought
I was busy doing Very Important Work—okay, fine, I was working the Sunday crosswords—when I heard birds squawking and the neighbor dogs barking up a
I attended Left Coast Crime in Albuquerque last week. LCC is an annual mystery fan convention that travels around to locations west of the Mississippi.
I’ll be the first to admit I’m unusual. I love black licorice. I’m not a fan of Italian food. I’m a Colorado native and have
Last Friday night while my husband and I watched a movie, I was shoveling popcorn in my piehole. And yes, I’d rather have been eating
And, lo, it rained librarians and authors and books for forty days and forty nights. Well, actually only three days, but yoiks! It sure seemed
Writing books has allowed me to meet so many fabulous readers. I love getting the chance to speak to them about my books. When I
In a world gone mad, I try to pick my battles. I know I can’t control all the terrible things hurtling at me like so
They staged the musical “Clue” in my little town recently. If you’re not familiar, it’s a play based on the board game. It has snappy
On December 30, 2021 Colorado had unprecedented wind speeds of 100+ mph. We’ve also had a year of higher-than-average temperatures and lower-than-average precipitation. This all