Friday Field Trip: A&W Root Beer
A similar event happened to me at my friend Joan’s house, although it was sloe gin fizzes and her sweet father who called my parents. Continue reading Friday Field Trip: A&W Root Beer
Tag: Writing
Friday Field Trip: City Cafe’ & Bakery
Libby’s story of how she spent the morning of September 11 is very nearly my story. Again, writing what I know. Continue reading Friday Field Trip: City Cafe’ & Bakery
Meet Libby & Claire Again: The Start of an Emotional Sequel
Here’s a peek at the first chapter of a short sequel to my novel, Us, Now and Then. I hope … Continue reading Meet Libby & Claire Again: The Start of an Emotional Sequel
Friday Field Trip : Cal-State University, Fullerton
The fictional Claire Jordan, was by no means a stellar high school student. But luckily, she realized she needed a way out of Carson City that held at least some promise. Continue reading Friday Field Trip : Cal-State University, Fullerton
What’s my biggest challenge?
Staying focused. I rely on routines and habits for meals and exercise. Coffee. Elliptical & some PT/yoga before breakfast. Then … Continue reading What’s my biggest challenge?
A little heads-up for my readers
Another National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) has come and gone with nowhere near a full-blown novel to show for it. It seems what I have written is a short sequel–perhaps even an extended epilogue–to my 2020 novel “Us, Now and Then.” Continue reading A little heads-up for my readers
Practice. Practice. Practice.
Why do you blog? Prompt for September 3, 2023 Like the old joke… “How do you get to Carnegie Hall?” … Continue reading Practice. Practice. Practice.
What fear have I conquered?
I think we’ve already established I’m not a brave person. You won’t catch me bungy-jumping, skydiving, or downhill skiing, but… … Continue reading What fear have I conquered?
Bloganuary Challenge #7: A short poem about rain
Welcome rain splashes
sloshes on arid streets and sidewalks Continue reading Bloganuary Challenge #7: A short poem about rain
Why do you write?
Because by writing I learn what I really think. That’s the big meta reason. Continue reading Why do you write?
Lorie Smith Schaefer 
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