NEW WEBSITE COMING SOON!!!
NEW WEBSITE COMING SOON!!
May Day!
This month, Knee Deep: A Nine-Month Whirlpool of Handwritten Letters to the Creator will be published.
It’s my most courageous and vulnerable writing so far. I’ll post store links when the book becomes available. Until then, I practice fervent peace!
Grateful for your support on the lily pad of life,
Christina
A grateful shout out from the FROG blog! Thank you to Chris Woods at Salvaged Soul Publishing for birthing my new book, “Life’s Too Short for Dull Razors, Cheap Pens, and Worn-Out Underwear.” I’m an author, not a natural marketer, so any media, recommendations, Amazon and Google reviews you offer mean the world to me!…
I consider an optimist as someone who steps in a manure pile and sets off to search for the pony who left a natural trail. Paul represents optimism in 2 Timothy 3. He began this chapter with warnings about last day occurrences. Unforgiveness, abuse, pride, and misguided lovers. He chose to rise above the stench…
When face masks became popular, I needed to adjust to socially expected regulations. I recognized I must pay closer attention to details. There are two grocery store cashiers who’ve become my bi-weekly friends. In the pre-mask era, I could distinguish between these two cashiers and greet each lady by name. With their noses, mouths and…
This month I celebrate the freedom to experiment with various writing styles. I post the following Haiku to represent my word of the year, YET. YET represents what may or may not happen to me. Maybe. Maybe not, YET I will try. I’ll step into unfamiliar territory YET I’ll forge a path that best…
Happy Views Day! Today is #4 of my year’s worth of sharing a “not readily known about the author” fact: Favorite veggies: Celery topped with peanut butter Chopped broccoli drizzled with olive oil Green beans and fresh mushrooms sprinkled with dill Red peppers dipped with spicy hummus A walk through the garden of life, Christina
One task. One call. One bite. One screen. Commitment is more powerful than motivation. Much of our world rewards multi-tasking and production. We applaud this almost-ravenous sense of urgency. The power to mass produce! Do more! Work more hours! Read more! Make more money! Volunteer more! What is urgent? How do we answer this auditory…