Monthly Archives: January 2014

We live in a world that is fragmented by special interest groups represented by social classes, political parties, religious sects, race, education, gender, age, income, even language. Divisions between groups and factions range from subtle to severe, almost to the … Continue reading →

Since our visit to the vet last week, Dudley is doing splendidly. He hasn’t scratched once. He’s taking two different internal meds, and I have to bathe him three times a week with special shampoo and rinse. The problem is … Continue reading →

Baked Crab Rangoon 1/8 tsp garlic salt 1/8 tsp Worcestershire sauce… 1 small green onion 4 oz. imitation crab 3 oz. cream cheese 14 wonton wrappers Cut up the crab and mix it in with garlic salt, Worcestershire sauce, green … Continue reading →

Priorities Yesterday I saw something appalling on the news. An 85-year-old woman drove her car through the window of a shop, knocking over a younger lady in the process. All of this was caught on a security camera, but the … Continue reading →

The Process of Publishing One’s Work  In some ways, I should be the last one to be giving advice to other writers on publishing anything. My qualifications on the subject of writing come mostly from my having taught English for … Continue reading →

Tippsy Chapter 17… HERE COMES GERTIE…THERE GOES POODY     My father’s mother was something of a nomad. After she divorced my grandfather, she spent much of her time visiting her four children and her grandchildren. The four worked it out in … Continue reading →

Here is the Kindle link to five of my books. Paperbacks are also available on Amazon and at Barnes & Noble. I’m working now on a sixth book, which should be published in June of this year. The title will … Continue reading →

25 Things Babies Born in 2014 May Never Know By Stacy Johnson Here’s a list of things kids born in 2014 might never experience, or at least will see a whole lot less of as they reach their formative years. Things kids born in … Continue reading →