Becoming America's Stories, Weekend Coffee Share

News to Nosh

May 2022 Newsletter Spring is springing up here on the south shore of Long Island. My husband, Matt, and I are gearing up for yard and garden projects and prepping the boats for launch. Take a seat, pour your favorite libation, and eat something while I catch you up on the News to Nosh.  April… Continue reading News to Nosh

Becoming America's Stories, Weekend Coffee Share

News to Nosh -a Writer’s Journey Newsletter

April 2022 How ya' doin'? Color is slowly seeping its way in on the south shore of Long Island. Lots happening in my writer's world. Come on in. March Recap It was a busy March. Although the Women in Publishing Summit took four packed days, I am still reviewing and going through the video presentations.… Continue reading News to Nosh -a Writer’s Journey Newsletter

Becoming America's Stories, Weekend Coffee Share

We’re Back

Good morning Everyone It’s a bitter wintry morning on Long Island—a big difference from Hilton Head Island. My husband, Matt and I are back home, planning the yard and boat launch sequences. It is good to be back (although I do miss my grandkids). Pour your coffee, let’s catch up. If we were having coffee… Continue reading We’re Back

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Decking the Halls

Good morning, Everyone. It’s a cold and blustery Sunday on the south shore of Long Island. Suddenly, the trees are bare, and I have to zip up my coat and wear closed shoes outside. The days got shorter. Like everyone else, we crave for the light. It’s time to deck the halls.   It is usually… Continue reading Decking the Halls

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Kids’ Table Evolution

We usually spent the holidays and many winter Sundays at Grandma’s house. Dad and Mom piled us five kids in the woody station wagon and set out on the parkways west ward. Traffic from the Long Island suburbs to Brooklyn made the 35 mile trip into a two-hour exertion with squirmy kids whining and poking… Continue reading Kids’ Table Evolution