Delightful reads from Barbara Ann and Victor Ramon Mojica Little Miss HISTORY Travels to MOUNT VERNON (Volume 7) Who was George Washington? Washington is best known as America’s first president, but he was also a military hero. If you asked George Washington what he really wanted to be, he would reply, “a farmer.” Seeking to […]
By Mrs.D People often ask me what is the most memorable moment I’ve had. It is hard to choose one unforgettable moment once you’ve passed the half-century mark. There have been many pleasant and dark phases in my life. Some of them I wish had never happened, and some of them I was happy to […]
By Mrs.D. The plane touched the ground softly, calming my worries about our uncertain future. My children glued their faces to the tiny window, staring at the American flag atop the tiled roof happily waving in the wind. Assuring refuge, success, and stability, it also guaranteed a good life and prosperity. We arrived in the […]
Spring was finally in charge of the ancient city, relishing the sight of chestnut trees blooming, spreading a sweet, heavenly fragrance throughout the lively neighborhoods. The old buildings, sinking in white blossoms, had that distinctive European flair which people fall in love with the minute they step foot on the narrow streets covered with […]
Easter Memories: The Holiday of Forgiving by Mrs.D. I lived in the house next to the river, where memories of my early childhood blur together. The beginning of spring always reminded me of Easter. It was a holiday that children waited for all year. It was not because of an enormous fluffy bunny that would […]
By Joe Wilkins It was a touch after six this magical morning when, restless for motion, I slipped on my sandals and stepped out for a morning walk. “Magical” because of place, time and happenings. With apologies to my snowbound friends in the North staring out their windows at yet another dreary day of winter […]
Cinderella Story By Mrs.D~ It was February 12, a few days after a massive blizzard swept through the region, paralyzing towns and roads. The intense winds that followed the storm piled tall drifts by the doors, crippling the lives of people trapped inside their homes. The area was still digging out, but the breath of […]
Magic of Christmas Who doesn’t like stories about Christmas, family traditions, cats, and kittens? What could possibly go wrong in a story told from the cat’s viewpoint? But surprisingly, there is a story behind the story. Like all my other books, which are based on true events, The City Kittens and the Old House Cat includes two events […]
Learn from Life We’ve all been there with our kids… cluttered desks, things on the floor, boxes under the bed, clutter on the shelves, messy closets, and rooms looking as if a tornado had just traveled through them. How many times have we told our youngsters that if they do not clean their room, something bad […]
Since my children and I came to America almost 23 years ago, we have felt so blessed and welcomed by the country that became our home. In response, the least I can do as a writer is to repay that privilege, by trying to focus my professional contributions on the country and people who have […]
