Greetings, readers. Happy Thanksgiving Day, 2023! I imagine many of you might be busy with family and friends right now, so thanks for taking a minute to read this. I just wanted to pop in and tell you I am deeply thankful that you subscribe to my blog. I’m grateful … [Read more…]
This post is about voting, but first I want to talk about writing. They’re related. They’re both about using your voice to make a change. Stephen King, in his book, On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft, tells readers that if you want to be writer, write a lot and … [Read more…]
Greetings, subscribers. A book about The Way International was published in 1972, titled, The Way: Living in Love. The book was written by an enthusiastic Way believer, Elena Scott Whiteside, who lived at Way Headquarters for six months while writing her book. During that time, she interviewed many of us … [Read more…]
Greetings, readers. I’m happy to say another of my poems titled “Plants,” was published in the February 2026 issue of The Florida Writer, the magazine of The Florida Writers Association. A poem gets started One sunshiny Florida morning about six months ago, I was visiting Peggy at her property on … [Read more…]
Greetings, readers. Today’s post is not pleasant, but I think it’s important—a list and descriptions of source materials presenting first-hand accounts of women who say they were sexually abused by Victor Paul Wierwille, founder of The Way International (1916-1985). He was married and had five children. Note: Frankly, with the … [Read more…]
Greetings, readers. Happy Valentine’s Day, or Galentine’s Day, or whatever day it is for you. One thing it is for all of us is Saturday, and this post sends you a poem I wrote for my husband, Hoyt Edge. It’s published in my second book, From the Porch to the … [Read more…]
Hi readers. I hope you read books. Reading books has a multitude of benefits you can’t get any other way. Today, I’m sending you a link to an outstanding and inspiring Atlantic magazine article that shows the decline of assigned book reading in college and how one professor changed the … [Read more…]