Last week was sort of a surprise. I received two awards in one week. It's not every week that you snag even a single award, but two in one week? Well, that is cause to celebrate. We went out to Canlis and had a wonderful meal on Friday night. Well, the Canlis...
(Please note that this contest ended on August 25th. But please visit my contest page to win other fun prizes!) When you go to the RWA conference there is a ton of free stuff to pick up. Everywhere. Books, bookmarks, pens, pencils, publisher's tchotchkes, and more...
When I blogged about the Dedication in Love Letters from a Duke, I ended up meeting Joey, who also has a son with autism. We've exchanged emails and some of you even pitched in and helped Joey with her Autism Walk fund drive. Joey recently emailed me and asked for...
Whenever anyone invites me over across the Sound for a Peninsula RWA Chapter function, if I can make it work to go, I go. Because the first thing I have to do is take a ferry ride. I love ferry boats—always have. There is just something so magical about driving onto a...
. . . bar none! And this readers' group, from the Borders in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho are no exception! I just love these ladies—they've been kind and generous since my first book, and any chance I get, I go over to visit them. This was my third trip! We all went out to...
The one from Love Letters of a Duke is completely and utterly from my heart. And my daily life. Let me share it with you if you don't have a copy handy (which, hint, hint, you should!): To the families who live with autism. May your day be blessed with the kindness of...
