If I Should Die
Peyton Farley has settled into a new life in southwest Montana. Research and fact checking for a local newspaper is a perfectly safe job, or is it? One morning, Peyton awakens and finds a strange man in lace up work boots who is bleeding out on her kitchen floor. As Peyton calls 911 from her bedroom, someone is stealing the body.
Milk Carton People
Milk Carton People is a paranormal thriller about people who suddenly find themselves invisible, able to observe things but unable to participate. Do they go mad? Maybe they find others. It is quite possible that there is no point in being invisible.
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Social Distancing, 7 – Elevens and Department Store Flu Shots
I go to a lot of trouble to avoid those nasty germs. My favorite method is called Social Distancing. Let me share a bit about this avoidance technique. I’ve posted about this before, but it is a new year. Continue reading
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Tagged department stores, diapers, florist, flu, gym, H1N1, hand sanitizers, obsessive, pharmacy, shopping, shopping carts, social distancing, touching, touching your face, wet wipes
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Full Moon Blog Tour for Milk Carton People
On September First 2012, Saturday, my Full Moon Blog Tour Begins! See what is inside, behind and within the Milk Carton and its Author! Continue reading
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Tagged blog tour, fiction, full moon blog tour, milk carton people
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My Garden in June–How Do my Flowers Grow?
My Garden in June 2012 VIEW SLIDE SHOW DOWNLOAD ALL I’m leaning into the color yellow in 2012. The Columbines and the Blue Flax are Volunteers. The White Nancys and whatever that thing is that will eventually make small purple … Continue reading
Clematis Ever After or My Brown Thumb
When we first moved into our home I spent the first summer plucking things out of the flower bed. I left a few weeds to see what they might become and discovered I had been murdering columbines by the bushel. Continue reading
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Tagged brown thumb, Clematis, flowers, garden, gardening, green thumb
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My Most Recent Crochet Project
The most difficult thing about this pattern is that I have to do maybe three rows then another row that dives back into the second row and joins another row to hold the petals down. The backside of this looks nothing like the front side.
Cell-Phonery
Todd has been selling me phones since the day I walked into the store in green sweats and a bleeding thumb. Todd sold us my son’s first phone and is a fixture at the store. Continue reading
What do I work on, Now?
It is time to dust off some of those projects in search of a seed, plotline, character or even a very rich scene that could become my next novel. Continue reading
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Tagged fiction, Kim Richards Gilchrist, milk carton people, Nano, NaNoWriMo, novel, story, writing
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What a World – What a World
What a world – what a world. This week poverty dictated a simple celebration of my 17th Wedding Anniversary. Clifford and I were married on the 25th of October and our son was born the next morning. Sunday, our parrot, … Continue reading
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Tagged 17, fire, gourds, NaNoWriMo, novel, October, pumpkins, straw maze, what a world
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Lonesome Leghorn or Claiming Home to Roost
You’ve read about me catching a mouse in my bed, the great moth invasion, the guard-goose and the turtle who caught a bird.. Birthday Flowers from my Darling Husband VIEW SLIDE SHOW DOWNLOAD ALL This one is … Continue reading