Fear for children’s travel as a catalyst for prayer. A true story.
A New Year and Four Thoughts on Character
A wedding in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, once prompted thoughts on character. As in my character. On Sunday morning, I went in search of church. My first thought was the Catholic Church directly across the street from our Hard Rock resort. I’ve done well over the years in foreign lands by attending Mass. I usually can follow what the service and…
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7 Entertainment Ideas for Bored Kids After Christmas
Do you have self-proclaimed bored kids? Don’t believe it. They’re just baiting you. As the creator of Mrs. Ule’s Mean and Cruel Summer School, I have ideas for “entertaining” children. 1.Teach them to cook. I don’t mean Betty Crocker‘s brownies or even the alleged macaroni and cheese that comes in a box. I mean honest-to-goodness, get out a knife and learn how…
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A Christmas Celebration in Kiwi Land
A Christmas Celebration in Kiwi Land
Research Serendipity: Christmas Totem Pole
Research serendipity occurred when I wrote my novella, The Gold Rush Christmas. It centered around a Christmas-themed totem pole. It’s the story of young adult twins who journey to Alaska in search of their missionary father during the 1897 Gold Rush. The boy next door, a seminary student, joins them in an attempt to woo the heart of the female twin…
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Death at Christmas: Six Ways to Cope
Six ways to cope with a loved-ones death at Christmas
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