Sarah Munro’s Honey Hand Balm
Last week we took care of our feet, so this week we’re moving on to our hands. Happy hands in the winter can make everything else feel better.
Last week we took care of our feet, so this week we’re moving on to our hands. Happy hands in the winter can make everything else feel better.
In light of all the disasters that have happened recently, today we’re discussing the Family Emergency Communications Plan meeting and why it’s so important not to wait to have it… and get organized.
It’s still winter. The nights are still long and dark. So that must mean it’s time for a winter-themed novel list with books to read while drinking hot chocolate in front of a roaring fire.
Saint Valentine was his own man who ended up with a worldwide holiday devoted to his teachings. But he had help from a 14th century poet who believed deeply in the idea of courtly love.
Today is Candlemas, a day to celebrate the coming of Spring with groundhogs, candles, and gingerbread scones.
Tonight begins the Feast Day for St. Brigid, one of the patron saints of Ireland. Her story is one of courage and determination because she defied the kings and laws of her day.
Now that many of us have had the season’s cold/flu/illness of the month, it’s time to take care of our feet. Because when our feet are happy, the rest of the body follows.
Although the title is a bit over-the-top, learning how to write shorter fiction helped bring you back to my creative process. While I’d never presume how to tell someone how to write, I do have a list of resources for writers interesting in learning this skill.
This year I’m participating in Just Add Love, an Instalove-themed charity anthology where all the proceeds go to Breast Cancer Research. And today I’m sharing the cover for my novella in this collection, His Perfect Valentine.
It’s snowing and it’s so cold I don’t want to leave the house. That means it must be time for the 2025 Mid-Winter Middle Grade & Young Adult book list!
The rules for writing and shelving children’s books differ from the rules for adult books. So here is an updated description on how young adult, middle grade, and children’s books are classified.
It’s time to raise a glass to toast Robert Burns, Scotland’s National Poet and the author of Auld Lang Syne. His birthday is tomorrow, and I’ve included the recipes for a traditional Burns Supper. Slainte!