Hi everyone! I’m Karen McCullough and I am one of over 100 authors/bloggers/ on the Little Things Blog Hop! Make sure you visit each stop and enter the posted giveaway and be sure to enter the amazing rafflecopter, which has … Continue reading →
These two beauties were Christmas gifts from grandchildren. The one of the left is from my oldest grand-daughter, Melanie, and the other from oldest grandson, Jonathan.
Continue reading →I don’t make resolutions, but at the beginning of each year, I do make a list of general goals. This past year I have started warning clients of my website design/development business that I will be winding down the business … Continue reading →
I haven’t been very good about blogging regularly here this year, but one of my goals for 2016 (more on that in a later post) is to post at least once a week, on any topic that happens to engage … Continue reading →
I’m doing dinner for a small group this year, but there are a lot of friends and family in my life for whom I am very thankful!
Continue reading →In a few minutes, I’m heading to Raleigh for Bouchercon 2015. My schedule of events: Panel Thursday, Oct. 8 at 2:30 : The Comfort of Mystery in a Random World. Sounds like fun! I’ll also be at Sisters in Crime … Continue reading →
In the past two months I’ve done a lot of traveling, including a vacation trip to Italy and then a journey to Indiana to help out my daughter and her three kids. No matter where I go, I always keep … Continue reading →
We had reservations for the Galleria Academia in the morning. It’s another art gallery, not as large or extensive as the Uffizi, but it contains what is arguably (but not very arguably) the most famous statue in the world, Michelangelo’s … Continue reading →
We had reservations for the Uffizi Gallery the next day at eight fifteen and we spent an entire morning there. I only wish it could have been longer. There’s so much more magnificent art than I could manage to take … Continue reading →
We got the high speed train from Rome in the morning and an hour and a half later we were in Florence. Our hotel there was just a few blocks from the train station, so we walked to it. Hotel … Continue reading →