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Review: The Vanishing at Castle Moreau
If you enjoy mysteries (even if you don't typically enjoy gothic novels) I encourage you to give The Vanishing at Castle Moreau a chance. I think you'll like it.
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Review: When Tomorrow Came
I thoroughly enjoyed the variety of characters and their intertwining relationships in When Tomorrow Came. Mystery, misunderstandings, and mayhem made for a satisfying read. If you enjoy the Regency time period you’ll like this one!
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Review: Confessions to a Stranger
Today I’m participating in a book tour for Confessions to a Stranger, a Depression Era historical novel by Danielle Grandinetti, Book 1 in the Harbored in Crow's Nest series from Bethany House.
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Review: Stabilo Woody 3-in-1 Pencils
Today I’m sharing my review of the Stabilo Woody 3-in-1 "multi-talented pencils" from Timberdoodle... they are so much more than your average beginner crayon.
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Review: Learn to Paint in Acrylics
Today I'm sharing my review of the Learn to Paint in Acrylics kit from Timberdoodle. The tiny "canvases" are perfect for experimenting with various techniques and having a fun little painting in a short amount of time.
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Mulberry River Road Scenic Byway
On Sunday afternoon we set out for an adventure along the Mulberry River Road Scenic Byway. While it's still technically winter we're beginning to see hints of spring including warmer temps and sunshine that afternoon.
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Game Review: Pirates Crossfire
We enjoy having Pirates Crossfire on our game shelf as a single-player game for all ages.
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Review: Engaging Deception
Today I’m participating in a book tour for Engaging Deception, a Gilded Age historical novel by Regina Jennings...
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Review: The Secret Society of Salzburg
Today I’m participating in a book tour for The Secret Society of Salzburg, a World War II historical novel by Renee Ryan, a Love Inspired Trade book.
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Vintage New Year’s Radio Shows
During this festive time of year, I enjoy listening to holiday episodes of some of my favorite old-time radio shows, particularly the comedies. It's fun to imagine how Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's might have been celebrated 50 or 75 years ago in America.
