My Word of the Week: Wither
Its fall, when leaves wither on the vine and our lives begin to wither at the prospect of winter. It only makes sense if we remember Spring will come again.
A Hard Season in My Writing Life
The past few weeks have been a little hard on my writing life. First, I had a three-week case of the flu and bronchitis, then I took on a new client that has required more of my time than expected. I’ve had a few deadlines that had to be met, and somehow I have managed to
My Word of the Week: Change
change – verb | \ˈchānj\ : to become different : to make (someone or something) different : to become something else When I walked into the kitchen just now to get a few more spoonfuls of the watermelon Steve chopped up over the weekend, I noticed out the window...
My Word of the Week: Darkness
darkness – adjective \ˈdärknes\ : having very little or no light : not light in color : of a color that is closer to black than white : of a color : having more black than white : not light Recently, I was doing a little reading about the science of sleep since...
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