The Loss of a Friend and Mentor
I woke up in a bad mood to begin with. Groggy, tired, I squinted at my cell phone as I staggered into the kitchen in search of some coffee and… Read more »
Author Archives: Pam
Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet
Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet by Jamie Ford My rating: 4 of 5 stars I really liked this book. It read like a historical memoir, rich with… Read more »
Friends For Education
I think enough time has passed (about 8 weeks) since I asked you to help us eradicate cancer. Now I’m asking you to help us eradicate illiteracy. Well, something like… Read more »
My Other Life: Keeping Track of Money
As shocking as it may seem, not all published authors support themselves on their royalties. I know, huh? Yeah, I was a little surprised, too, when I first discovered that… Read more »
The Poached Pair
It’s not only that I love to support local small business—I do—it’s also because these gals know how to serve up the goods. Not only that, they are nice people,… Read more »
To Boldly Split Infinitives
Okay, I thought that might be kind of funny. Why? Because I have just been offered a job as an English tutor! At my school! My C O L L… Read more »
Porch Lights for the Lost Child
I’ll try to make this brief. Enough has probably been said already tonight, in the wake of the shocking acquittal of Casey Anthony. Facebook friends are furious, and the echoing… Read more »
Sharky’s: Simply The Best!
No further comment necessary. Click on the burrito above for a link to this fab eatery!
Photos: April/May 2011
These were all taken with my Blackberry phone, so on the fly. No rhyme or reason to what attracts my attention, but it’s all fun. The picture of the bicycles… Read more »
Like Sands Through the Hourglass…
You know that saying that goes something like… the day you die you probably won’t look back and say you wished you had spent more time at work? I keep… Read more »