Summer Car Travel Preps: Updated Again
Summer travel this year has been a wild ride, so I compiled an updated list of FEMA, NWS, Ready.gov, and other sites/links with current advice on how to stay safe on the roads this summer.
Summer travel this year has been a wild ride, so I compiled an updated list of FEMA, NWS, Ready.gov, and other sites/links with current advice on how to stay safe on the roads this summer.
Let’s prepare for and stay safe during a heatwave with this essential summer survival guide. I’ve included trusted government resources, safety tips, and practical advice to protect your home, health, and loved ones from extreme heat.
There’s a heat dome coming for most of the country this week, so I’ve curated a list of new and free books and a book event to keep you inside and reading… and away from this hot weather!
It’s going to be another hot weekend, so I’m keeping our meals cool and easy and tonight I’m serving my favorite Spinach Raspberry Salad.
Now that summer travel has arrived, there are new rules that may affect everything from how you pack to how you can charge your phone. It’s exhausting and complicated so I’ve tried to organize it all here in this post.
Readers and writers often long for fictional places because those settings aren’t really about geography. They’re about belonging.
The found family trope remains one of romance fiction’s most beloved storytelling devices because it speaks to our deepest need for belonging.
Shifting to a more reflective writing space, today I’m writing about why I’m publishing more essays on The Windswept Writer on Substack. Expect thoughtful, narrative-style posts about the writing life, creative process, and storytelling, shared weekly in a slower, more intentional rhythm.
I hope all the fathers out there have a wonderful Father’s Day! Today I’m making Bourbon Burgers and Spinach Artichoke Pasta. It’s an easy and delicious supper for my favorite man.
Tomorrow is the summer solstice! Enjoy the day with sun tea, watering the garden, watermelon salad, and barefoot vibes.
Story Bibles track many things, including relationships, conflicts, secrets, and emotional bonds so your characters stay consistent throughout your novel or series.
We have another graduation party this weekend, so I’m making my favorite Cheesy Green Beans. They’re perfect for picnics, pot lucks, and all sorts of summer parties.