Monthly Archives: October 2011
A Moment to Hold Onto
There are many moments in my life that I treasure. Sometimes they come in bunches, and sometimes less frequently. This past week has been a list of treasured moments, one after the other, and I’ve loved every minute of making them. There was one moment in particular, I snuggled my granddaughter on my knee and read a short story to her that has been a favorite through the years, both the original and the rewritten story that I published several years ago. She snuggled in for the story and I read it, sharing the nuances of the miracle that is … Continue…
It’s Time to Scare the Pants off the Natives
According to my friend Danielle, you’ll surely get a fright when you read Burning Embers. Danielle hasn’t ridden with this night driver before, but she swears she sat on the edge of her seat as she read the story. Can’t get much better than that! Country girls know how to make those wheels turn, and this story is about a country girl protecting her babies. Don’t miss a chance to get your fright, this Halloween is the perfect time to read this tale, although it has nothing to do with Halloween. Vicki says, Jan does paint beautiful scenes with her … Continue…
Oh Yay!!! Thanks Tanya! You made my day.
Tanya bought my book, Burning Embers, a few weeks back and then followed up with a post. Makes me feel like bragging to repost what she said! So, okay, I’m bragging. I’m speechless, and that doesn’t happen often!! Jan’s book was incredible, pulling you along in it’s current, sucking you in and making you sit on the edge of your seat in suspense. A young woman alone at night on a dark road with her two small daughters, and strangers threatening to burst in to their lives, and not in a good way. And all she has left is her … Continue…
Quotes on Success
“Success is the doing, not the getting; in the trying, not the triumph. Success is a personal standard, reaching for the highest that is in us, becoming all that we can be. If we do our best, we are a success.” ― Zig Ziglar … Continue…
Social Blight or Medical Miracle
A Joyful Heart Grieves
Out of my grief springs the joy of knowing, understanding that I miss my mother’s presence here on earth, but she’s alive and well walking the shores of Heaven. Her body, broken and poured out, here on earth, is fully restored in Heaven. I thought this week, often about how I miss my Mom. I miss her presence here. I miss having her to call when I just want to talk, or want to make a connection to something solid – because my Mom was always solid. She was well grounded, solid in her faith and secure in her life. … Continue…