The Hit List – Nothing is forever

The Hit List – Nothing is forever

by | Jul 11, 2026 | The Hit List

I grew up in an old house with old furniture. We didn’t have a lot of money, so new furniture would have been a luxury. Although we had the occasional hand-me-down, most of the time, my parents repaired what we had. Even though Mom never took a class, she figured out...
The Hit List – It’s never too late

The Hit List – It’s never too late

by | Jul 4, 2026 | The Hit List

My parents were older. Dad was 50 when I was born, so he was a senior citizen before I finished high school. I always viewed them as old people, not just because of the massive generation gap, but also the way they talked about aging. The dour warnings were constant...
The Hit List – Road Tripping Out

The Hit List – Road Tripping Out

by | Jun 27, 2026 | The Hit List

I returned from my book tour a few days ago. As the old saying goes, “there is no place like home.” While I did sleep in comfy beds, I’m happy to be in my own. Because I’m a creature of habit, my routines are best in my space.  That being said, I got out of my comfort...
The Hit List – Thoughts at 61

The Hit List – Thoughts at 61

by | Jun 13, 2026 | The Hit List

I turned 61 a few days ago. It wasn’t a monumental day. In fact, it was low-key. Exactly the way I wanted. The days of big celebrations are behind me. I’m not interested in hoopla or excess. This vibe goes deeper than that. As I creep closer to official senior citizen...
The Hit List – Summer is coming

The Hit List – Summer is coming

by | Jun 6, 2026 | The Hit List

Summer is on the way. You don’t have to look at the calendar to figure this out – the world is alive with color! Check out all these pretty posies I discovered on my walks. Start wearing purple. Peonies smell so heavenly! A color explosion! Get to work,...

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