Up and out early this morning to get to the Coliseum at 8:15. We actually got there at 8:30, but since that’s when it opened, it didn’t matter. Very, very impressive! The weight of history and sense of the long … Continue reading →
Fountain Statues in Piazza Navona On Day 2 of our stay, we started off by taking a tourist bus tour to see the major sites of Rome , which made sure we didn’t miss anything important. We drove past the … Continue reading →
We arrived in Rome at just after mid-day. Our son Joe, daughter-in-law, Steph, and 14-month-old grand-daughter Freya had arrived an hour or so before we did. They found the driver of the car I’d hired to take us to the … Continue reading →
This is the first of a series of posts I’m doing on a recent trip I took to Italy with my husband Jim, son Joe, daughter-in-law Steph, and grand-daughter, Freya. We visited Rome, Florence and Varenna (a town on Lake … Continue reading →
THE DETECTIVE’S DILEMMA, my romantic suspense novel from Kensington’s Lyrical Press, is a finalist in the Daphne duMaurier Award Contest, sponsored by Kiss of Death, RWA’s romantic suspense chapter. I will have a short story titled Wizard’s Vengeance in Frostgrave … Continue reading →
Leaving the family at home and heading for Richmond this weekend for Ravencon! I’ll have a pretty busy schedule there, but would love to talk to any of you who happen to be around! Friday: 5 pm (Panel) Genre Blending … Continue reading →
We have winners from the Authors in Bloom Spring Blog Hop: Joy Isley is the winner of my prize of a $10 Amazon gift certificate. Joy, if you didn’t receive my email, please contact me directly at Karen @ kmccullough. … Continue reading →
This post is part of the Authors in Bloom Blog Hop. Read to the bottom to learn how you can qualify for some nice prizes. As part of the Blog Hop, we’re supposed to share a gardening tip or recipe. … Continue reading →
For years Easter has been a big deal in the McCullough household. Easter meant coloring Easter eggs, new outfits for everyone, a church service longer and more elaborate than the normal Sunday mass, then kids finding their baskets, egg hunts, … Continue reading →
Whoa! Did I hear March whiz by while I was busy with family and work and trying to write some? Where does the time go? Anyway, I have a couple more baby pics of the new grandchild.
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