The Nancy Who Drew- The Memoir That Solved A Mystery February 15, 2012
- What’s New February 6, 2012
- Miracle or Destiny? December 28, 2011
- The Sequel In Progress October 8, 2011
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The Memoir That Solved A Mystery
The Nancy Who Drew, is now available in paperback. To Buy The Book Go HEREat Amazon.com Read an ExcerptHERE Description: Who hasn’t wondered why bad things happen to them? The Nancy Who Drew plants a seed of hope that our painful experiences can … Continue reading
What’s New
New Show on Blog Talk Radio and new price on the Kindle - from now through April – $0.99¢ February 7, 2012 – Inaugural Show – The Nancy Who Drew on Blog Talk Radio 5pm EST / 10pm GMT / 2pm … Continue reading
Posted in The Book
Tagged betrayal, memoir, Nancy Wait, Nancy Who Drew, Soul Awareness
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The Sequel In Progress
On Tuesday, October 11th 2011, I will begin reading aloud from the sequel to The Nancy Who Drew. This is indeed a work-in-progress, and yet it is progressing, which is the main thing. I began writing this Book Two last … Continue reading
Recipe for Really Real
Materials Needed 1 canvas 1 palette some tubes of paint brushes turpentine (box of tissues recommended for blowing nose after crying)* Directions Squeeze out your colors on the palette. Dip in brush, add drops of turpintine and mix Apply colors … Continue reading
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Tagged expressing emotions, expressing yourself, inner feelings, inner truth, memoir, Nancy Wait, painting
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Baring Yourself In Public
Every now and then, like today for instance, I come out the door and start walking down the street and suddenly wonder if I remembered to put a skirt on. So I looked down and there it was. I would … Continue reading
Wait, There’s More
My earliest memories include staring at the knots in the pine wood of our walled-in porch, and staring at the raised pattern of flowers on the maroon sofa where I was often placed, wedged between pillows. At this point, I … Continue reading
Excerpt ~ “Revenge”
September 9, 2001, was a Sunday. Late that afternoon I dropped my manuscript off at the home of my advisor. Normally I would have sent Jan my packet in the mail, but perhaps I was late in getting it off. … Continue reading