The life of an amateur photographer is fraught with difficulties: not getting hit by a car when taking pictures of the trees along a lane (nevermind that the lane is one of four on a major thoroughfare) or chased by … Continue reading →
Okay, technically this is from an earlier post where I shared what the QR code looks like. I had some delays getting my camera downloaded, and did so tonight. This is what the little QR codes look like, scattered around … Continue reading →
As we really get going on the A to Z Challenge, I wanted to share what it’s like to visit the actual garden. And since it’s the Bellevue Botanical Garden, I get two “B’s” for the price of one! The … Continue reading →
Welcome to April, and the A to Z Blogging Challenge! This month, I’ll be blogging each day, Monday through Saturday, and the day’s post will be related to the corresponding letter of the alphabet for the day – Day One … Continue reading →
The A to Z of the Bellevue Botanical Garden Welcome back, Dear Reader, to the Worlds of A. Catherine Noon! I know, I’ve been very, very quiet of late, and I’m doing my best to get back to doing what … Continue reading →
So it’s like this: one day in April, 2017, I was abducted by aliens and then… No. That’s not it. Let’s see. Once upon a time, there was a summer, and that summer morphed into a tree, and the tree… … Continue reading →
Keeping the plot of a novel-length manuscript can be a challenge for the most organized of writers. If you, like me, aren’t naturally left-brained sequential, then it can be more of a headache because your mind doesn’t organize information in … Continue reading →
The party over at The Romance Studio is in full swing! Throughout the weekend, I will be blogging on different topics – five posts a day! – as will the other participating authors. We have prizes from each of us, … Continue reading →
I laughed when I first read this prompt. I mean, my family isn’t particularly negative about my writing. My husband is a professional photographer, so he knows what is involved in creating things. My kid is interested in his own … Continue reading →
The year that just ended may well come to be referred to as the Year That Shall Not Be Named. Aside from personal drama, (a close friend in the hospital since March and counting, my co-author’s sister’s lung function is 37%), … Continue reading →
