What Writers Eat on Birthdays (Spoiler: Cake!) I was born August 28th, so yesterday was my birthday. I celebrated all month (including a two-trip adventure to the Bureau of
What Writers Eat on National Donut Day According to Wikipedia: “National Doughnut Day, or National Donut Day — celebrated in the United States, is on the first Friday of
I’ll use any excuse for another installment of “What Writers Eat.” The good folks at Mango, my publisher, (I still love the way that sounds – “My publisher”) need an
The upper respiratory infection (aka common cold) that has laid waste to most of central Ohio struck me as well. When I asked the #onehundredpercentgoodhusband to pick up some bone
Ed, the #onehundredpercentgoodhusband, and I long ago stopped giving each other presents on holidays. Instead, we go to a nice restaurant. Yesterday for his birthday we ate at Houlihan’s, a
What Writers Eat at Colin’s Coffee We like to run on Monday mornings, usually three miles. I often run an extra mile, but not today. I was still tired from
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it a hundred times more. If hubby didn’t cook, we’d starve. Last night, the #onehundredpercentgoodhusband made pork tenderloin with pomegranate. It was luscious.
After a long day of traveling, hubby and I found ourselves ten minutes from home at dinner time. We stopped at the new Hen Quarter in Dublin. Fried chicken. Shrimp
I’d never known my life was incomplete until last month when Hubby and I traveled to Toronto for a conference and rambled into Trattoria Mercatto right behind our hotel. Lemon
On Wednesday nights, a small contingent of my running pace group meets for a few mid-week miles. This week we did four in the thick, humid, central Ohio air. Still
Award-Winning Author, Meditator, Marathoner, and Dog-Mom in Columbus, Ohio
Award-Winning Author, Meditator, Marathoner, and Dog-Mom in Columbus, Ohio
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