Contributed by Tina Holland. Spring has finally sprung here in North Dakota. I think we all officially believe it when there is no snow in the forthcoming forecast. Grass is green here on my farm, and my daylilies are starting … Continue reading →
Contributed by A. Catherine Noon. Since our theme is “Growing!,” I wanted to bring us back to plants. (Partly this is because the dumpster fire out there, ~waves hand vaguely at… everything~) is pulling so much focus for me, I … Continue reading →
Contributed by Rachel Wilder. Now many readers would assume that I mean something lofty like world peace. In this current political climate, that might be asking for a bit too much. Instead, I want a kind of peace that is … Continue reading →
Contributed by Evey Brown Personal growth is a wonderful thing. Goals and resolutions are helpful; but is there something amazing out there that you have never even considered, waiting to grab you and push you into a totally different direction … Continue reading →
Contributed by Alexandra Sissulak Change is something that is as inevitable as death and taxes. It just is. What if there were a way to circumvent the friction and discomfort that accompanies change? There is. It’s called gaining a New … Continue reading →
Contributed by Jae Sage. M is for Maturing: A Natural Progression or a Forced Act? We often hear the term “adulting” tossed around, sometimes with a hint of sarcasm or even dread, as if becoming a mature adult is an … Continue reading →
Contributed by Tina Holland I just completed the second book in my Regency series, “How to Love a Lord.” I hope to have it published in May, but I'm not sure when because I still have to hire my editor … Continue reading →
Contributed by Evey Brown Everyone is interested in self improvement, growth and resolutions. On January 1st we all make resolutions but how many of them are still in effect now it’s April? That is the subject I want to address; … Continue reading →
Contributed by Laura E. Rios. Joy. It may seem to be in short supply these days, and that is exactly why we need to “grow” it. We need to make the effort to identify things in life that bring us … Continue reading →
Contributed by A. Catherine Noon As Spring springs, a person’s heart turns to the garden. I’m watching my fall bulbs coming up and am so excited to see hyacinths and crocus come up. I’m sad that my daffodils do not … Continue reading →