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I’m having a blast with my Wednesday posts. It’s a challenge to find compelling online content about making memories.

I recall my one college psychology class. Because I REMEMBER that class. Boring. Boring. BORING.

When I found Crash Course Psychology on YouTube, I wasn’t impressed. I mean, BORING. I couldn’t erase the word “boring” from my long-term memory’s association with psychology.

Until I clicked “PLAY.”Continue Reading

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Author Lisa A. Kramer flew from Massachusetts to walk part of the Natchez Trace with me. She doesn’t know it, but her visit was a monumental jolt for my writing dream. It isn’t easy to get people to care about words.

Because words are everywhere.
Many words are free.
Her decision to visit convinced me to follow my dream. If I touched one person enough to fly across multiple states to meet me, surely I could convince the masses to read my books, right?Continue Reading