In France, we are ahead of the States in experiencing the effects of the virus, and are currently in week two of a government-imposed, country-wide quarantine, which means that you may only go out for doctor or pharmacy, for groceries, for an hour of sports (alone or with a child, and far from others), or for essential work – and… Read More
I’ve been a bit crushed by life lately, but that’s okay. We’ve got this expensive court case in progress to try to win back enough money to finish our house at last. We know we may not win – or we might win and the company will declare bankruptcy to avoid paying us before they simply start a new company…… Read More
The title is tongue-in-cheek, because although we are all over the place traveling, my thoughts are all over the place too. You’ll get a nice glimpse of that by the time you reach the end of my post. I woke up at four A.M. today because we just returned yesterday morning and I’m still jet lagged. My kids are the… Read More
This is my jam-packed, joy-filled life. It’s exhausting, but blissful.
Well that was fun! I have six new winners to share with you today. The first to spin out of Rafflecopter wins a signed print version of The Viscount of Maisons-Laffitte, and the next five to pop out win an e-version of my book. Congratulations to Sasha Maple Jones (I love that name) for winning the signed copy, and to Jacqueline… Read More
Here’s a nice light post with a few photos for you. Starting with the spring carnival at school. Juliet came along for the ride, though she’s a big girl in junior high now. William’s class dressed as the birds from Rio (no good picture because he only had one wing and he whipped off his costume as soon as he could). Gabriel’s… Read More
