Hey, everyone. I wrote this post a year ago, but held it when I decided to take a blogging break for NaNoWriMo. I found it
Tag: History
Archibald Gracie #MysteryMonday
Hey, everyone. I think we’re long overdue for a Mystery Monday post. You may remember my post, Strange Coincidences, where I recount events in the
Flight 19: #MysteryMonday
Hey, readers. This week we’re returning to the sea for another mysterious disappearance. This one has always fascinated me. The Bermuda Triangle is an area
Review: Ghosts of Gettysburg #TuesdayBookShare
While researching my post, Gettysburg Ghosts, I happened upon this book on Amazon. It’s an older publication. The print book was released in 1991, the
Jefferson Haunts #MysteryMonday
Hey, everyone. I hope you enjoyed the Something Wicked tour last week. I had a blast hosting my fellow SE authors. But now, it’s back
Haunted Vicksburg #MysteryMonday
As the battle of Gettysburg raged, a thousand miles to the south the siege of Vicksburg, Mississippi was nearing the end. For forty-seven days between
Gettysburg Ghosts #MysteryMonday
This month’s Mystery Monday posts will be stories of haunted America. There are hundreds of places I could write about. However, I chose towns places
Roanoke Colony #MysteryMonday
Hey, everyone. This week I wrap up the “mission persons” theme of Mystery Monday. Not to say I won’t revisit similar stories in the future,
A View of The Moon
Hey readers. I know I said I planned to blog more often, but life has been super busy of late I know. Life is ALWAYS
December~Winter Solstice and More
December. The twelfth month of the year. It’s unbelievable almost a full year has passed since I began this series. Activities, holiday festivities and celebrations
November ~A Time of Thanksgiving
In most parts of the United States, trees have already lost their leaves. However, where I live we often see the peak of fall colors
I Took a Vacation
It’s the same each year. I’m going along at a good pace for writing, making progress on various projects, and have numerous story ideas. I
Independence Day
This Saturday, America will celebrate Independence Day. It’s a time for trips to the lake, backyard cookouts, and fireworks. Sadly, many participate in these activities
