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 Mom and Dad 1937 Luckily, my husband was all for having my mother live under our roof, difficult as she could be. She loved men and he enjoyed letting her be charming. Luckily, too, we had understanding friends. One is not only a dog-lover, so one more dog under the table was not a problem,  MOXIE COSMOS SAYS . . . How fortunate it seemed to me to find an essay by Natasha Singer (SLIPSTREAM, The New York Times, Sunday, October 17, 2010) titled “The Financial Time Bomb of Longer Lives.” Two day before I had received in my mailbox yet another sales pitch for a product that would “extend my life.”  MOXIE COSMOS SAYS . . . Editing the second book in my series of six “Sophie and Sam” mysteries, this phrase is meaningful in a practical sense. I am about three-thousand words over my self-imposed limit. The longer the book, the more it will cost, and I am determined to keep a paperback under $15, which |
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The Sophie George Mysteries | Reviews of My Books | Tumbleweeds: A Moving Story | Author | Sophie and Sam Mystery Series |
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