From C.L. Shore’s Blog:

May 15 Day 5 Painting and Priming First, I’ll backtrack and talk a little bit about our drive home the previous evening. The distance between Team One’s worksite and our residence, Camp Morton, was 7.1 miles. We had covered almost all of that distance when we were met with road construction and told to turn Read the Rest…

May 13 and 14. Days Three and Four.  First days at our Puerto Rican worksites. Monday morning, we arose and hurried down to the dining area for a breakfast of eggs with ham. (More discussion of the food later in the journal). The same strong coffee was available, as was steamed milk for making our Read the Rest…

May 12, 2019. Day Two. Mothers’ Day. We officially got up around seven, however many of us had been awake for hours due to our early bedtime and the unfamiliarity of the many animal sounds surrounding us during the night. The camp kitchen staff had prepared a sandwich breakfast (served with small cups of café Read the Rest…

PUERTO RICO. Day One. On Our Way. Up very early to find it was only 41 degrees on the mid-May morning! My husband and I rented a Blue Indy car to drive to the airport where we met with fellow travelers (other than those who came down early for a little R and R). We Read the Rest…

When the Speed City chapter of Sisters in Crime was approached by Blue River Press to put together a Christmas anthology, we responded with enthusiasm. I wanted to submit a story, but I sometimes find themes can inhibit my story-generating. Besides the link to a winter holiday, the story needed to be set in Indiana. Read the Rest…