Writing about Bees

I have spent the last few days interviewing people in our community about bee keeping. I am fascinated with this subject and the more I learn the more I realize I don't know. One thing I do know is that we all need to take care of the bees because they are our food source. Even if you don't have a hive, there are still simple things to do to help the bee population. One thing is to let dandelions and clover grow naturally. How easy is that?
Before I left the bee keepers home, I was given a whole jar of honey. I've already had some on a piece of bread and man was it good. I, in turn, gave them one of my children's books, "Tired of My Bath." I received the author's copy of my second book, "Tired of School," yesterday in the mail. I'm excited about seeing it in the book stores soon. It was a great day.

It's midnight and I'm still up writing. I don't know why, but it seems like some kind of force is directing my thoughts and ideas. I know that God has a plan for my life, but sometimes I forget to listen.
I've been busy with several writing projects in the last few days. One of those is putting the finishing touches on my new book, Tired of School. This book is the second in the John Allen series. I'll have the opportunity to read my first book, Tired of My Bath, at some local events in the next few months. During this process, it's important I remember to take one day at a time and one step at a time. That's a hard concept when it comes to promoting a book. Come to think of it, that's a hard concept anytime.

Hello everyone. I am in Blowing Rock on vacation and had a wonderful time this week. I had the privilege of reading my book, Tired of My Bath, at the Wataugua Library and also at Chetola Resorts. The children enjoyed the story and especially liked the song.
I can't believe the week has passed so fast and tomorrow we'll be going home. It's a joy coming to the mountains of North Carolina. My husband especially likes it here because it's cooler. I like it not only because of the beauty of the mountains, but also because of the interesting people. I can't wait to come back next year.