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March 31, 2013 /

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Just keeping it real today. It's been three weeks since my surgery, and while I am coming along, this has not been as easy a road for me as it may have been for others. I figured I'm not too proud to share my sassy sock fashion 🤣 and Scrooge cane on my feed along with an update. Gotta have at least one cane photo.😂

Thanks to all who helped me design how this year’s FROCKTOBER is going to go by participating in the polls in my stories. Your input on how I’m going to roll it out each day = this design. Each day, I’ll share the inspiration photo and the way I interpreted the look.

Eleanor Elisabeth - you bring joy to our lives and we are so proud of you. Missing you while you are at college. XxOo #throwbackthursday

Isn’t the bane of our existence as writers to not only find out who we are, but also to make sense of it? Or at least try to make sense of it?

I have been writing like a madwoman and have another finished project—a novella I’d like to publish before Christmas. Last night I typed the words THE END. 🤓

When my mom and dad moved our family to the Annapolis area when I was 13, I never imagined that I’d fall in love with boating. My dad purchased an 18-foot bow rider and we kept it in the Magothy River. More than anyone in our family, my dad and I loved boating. Often, he and I would take the boat for cruises, and he taught me everything I needed to know about boats, the rules of the water, and boating safety.

Remembering Anthony’s cousin, Kenny, who lost his life that day in the Towers, along with so many others. It’s hard to believe 20 years have passed since then and how many lives have been altered and affected by it. I’ll never forget feeding Matthew in his high chair and my mother calling me to tell me to switch from Barney to the news. I’ll never forget trying to get calls into Manhattan but not being able to get through to Anthony’s sister to see if she was okay. I’ll never forget how our country came together for a moment of time. I’ll never forget watching in horror, and seeing those images of tragedy, heroics, and bravery that have been so burned into my brain that they replay over and over in my mind. Today, on this 20th anniversary, we remember you all and pray for your families and friends. #neverforget

As we are nearing the midway mark of September already, and as I've been out of commission for a couple of weeks now recovering from surgery, I've admittedly been doing a lot of online shopping for the fall season. This is one of my favorite prior #FROCKTOBER pics my husband took. I'm trying to figure out how I will do this fashion thing for charity again this year...especially as my trusted photographer, @leeverni, is away at college. But, where there’s a will, there's a way.

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Just keeping it real today. It's been three weeks since my surgery, and while I am coming along, this has not been as easy a road for me as it may have been for others. I figured I'm not too proud to share my sassy sock fashion 🤣 and Scrooge cane on my feed along with an update. Gotta have at least one cane photo.😂

Thanks to all who helped me design how this year’s FROCKTOBER is going to go by participating in the polls in my stories. Your input on how I’m going to roll it out each day = this design. Each day, I’ll share the inspiration photo and the way I interpreted the look.

Eleanor Elisabeth - you bring joy to our lives and we are so proud of you. Missing you while you are at college. XxOo #throwbackthursday

Isn’t the bane of our existence as writers to not only find out who we are, but also to make sense of it? Or at least try to make sense of it?

I have been writing like a madwoman and have another finished project—a novella I’d like to publish before Christmas. Last night I typed the words THE END. 🤓

When my mom and dad moved our family to the Annapolis area when I was 13, I never imagined that I’d fall in love with boating. My dad purchased an 18-foot bow rider and we kept it in the Magothy River. More than anyone in our family, my dad and I loved boating. Often, he and I would take the boat for cruises, and he taught me everything I needed to know about boats, the rules of the water, and boating safety.

Remembering Anthony’s cousin, Kenny, who lost his life that day in the Towers, along with so many others. It’s hard to believe 20 years have passed since then and how many lives have been altered and affected by it. I’ll never forget feeding Matthew in his high chair and my mother calling me to tell me to switch from Barney to the news. I’ll never forget trying to get calls into Manhattan but not being able to get through to Anthony’s sister to see if she was okay. I’ll never forget how our country came together for a moment of time. I’ll never forget watching in horror, and seeing those images of tragedy, heroics, and bravery that have been so burned into my brain that they replay over and over in my mind. Today, on this 20th anniversary, we remember you all and pray for your families and friends. #neverforget

As we are nearing the midway mark of September already, and as I've been out of commission for a couple of weeks now recovering from surgery, I've admittedly been doing a lot of online shopping for the fall season. This is one of my favorite prior #FROCKTOBER pics my husband took. I'm trying to figure out how I will do this fashion thing for charity again this year...especially as my trusted photographer, @leeverni, is away at college. But, where there’s a will, there's a way.

#tbt This picture makes me smile! We’re all soaking wet after getting off— and getting soaked by—a water ride in Disney. Some of our best memories have been made on vacations.

One of the things that happens when you are laid up for a bit is you get to clean out photos on your phone. This picture I took in Bethany Beach is one of my favorites because of the intense colors of the sky. It kind of reminds you that anything is possible.

Taking care of a person recovering from surgery is no easy task. I think I’m wearing this guy out right about now. He’s been so great at helping me and not letting me become frustrated when I drop something and can’t pick it up, or keeping me comfortable as I move around, and making meals for us both. It’s exhausting for both patient and caregiver. I’m unbelievably grateful for his support.

The way I see it, writers, we have no choice but to give in to the power of storytelling.

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Just keeping it real today. It's been three weeks since my surgery, and while I am coming along, this has not been as easy a road for me as it may have been for others. I figured I'm not too proud to share my sassy sock fashion 🤣 and Scrooge cane on my feed along with an update. Gotta have at least one cane photo.😂

Thanks to all who helped me design how this year’s FROCKTOBER is going to go by participating in the polls in my stories. Your input on how I’m going to roll it out each day = this design. Each day, I’ll share the inspiration photo and the way I interpreted the look.

Eleanor Elisabeth - you bring joy to our lives and we are so proud of you. Missing you while you are at college. XxOo #throwbackthursday

Isn’t the bane of our existence as writers to not only find out who we are, but also to make sense of it? Or at least try to make sense of it?

I have been writing like a madwoman and have another finished project—a novella I’d like to publish before Christmas. Last night I typed the words THE END. 🤓

When my mom and dad moved our family to the Annapolis area when I was 13, I never imagined that I’d fall in love with boating. My dad purchased an 18-foot bow rider and we kept it in the Magothy River. More than anyone in our family, my dad and I loved boating. Often, he and I would take the boat for cruises, and he taught me everything I needed to know about boats, the rules of the water, and boating safety.

Remembering Anthony’s cousin, Kenny, who lost his life that day in the Towers, along with so many others. It’s hard to believe 20 years have passed since then and how many lives have been altered and affected by it. I’ll never forget feeding Matthew in his high chair and my mother calling me to tell me to switch from Barney to the news. I’ll never forget trying to get calls into Manhattan but not being able to get through to Anthony’s sister to see if she was okay. I’ll never forget how our country came together for a moment of time. I’ll never forget watching in horror, and seeing those images of tragedy, heroics, and bravery that have been so burned into my brain that they replay over and over in my mind. Today, on this 20th anniversary, we remember you all and pray for your families and friends. #neverforget

As we are nearing the midway mark of September already, and as I've been out of commission for a couple of weeks now recovering from surgery, I've admittedly been doing a lot of online shopping for the fall season. This is one of my favorite prior #FROCKTOBER pics my husband took. I'm trying to figure out how I will do this fashion thing for charity again this year...especially as my trusted photographer, @leeverni, is away at college. But, where there’s a will, there's a way.

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Kicking off National Novel Writing Month at Stevenson University with a wonderful group of people - Launched Little Milestones, which I started writing last year during NaNoWriMo.

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