“If There Are No Dogs In Heaven Then When I die, I Want To Go Where They Went”
Will Rogers wrote that quote and rescuing many a dog and cat inspired me to write
The Dog Who Came For Christmas is my seventh in the Mystic Bay Series. It just won a prestigious award from the NFPW( National Federation of Press Women). Writing is a blessing for me. I can get my feelings out in the storytelling all about angels, love, forgiveness, redemption and moving forward after sorrow. I love being a storyteller. Earlier in my life I was a special education teacher and wriote a memoir about my students called Special Needs Children The Angels on my Shoulder. These students had grace and love in their hearts and they helped me become a better person just by being their teacher. Thus, it is the same with writing novels about Mystic Bay and the fictitious town of ordinary folk, angels and psychics. To me love is the answer and if just one person picks something from my writing that inspires them then I am beyond joyful.
To me we have to find joyfulness in ourselves and ask our Higher Power and the angels to help us manifest what we want in our lives again and again. Happiness for our children for our partners for our friends, our comapnion animals and all the beings on the planet is a prayer I have daily. It’s a prayer without ceasing.
Maybe I’m Pollyanna or maybe I’m not but in the Dog Who Came for Christmas dogs and a cat are rescued, angels abound and humans get a second chance at life with help from the townsfolk and the angels. Happy endings are what I create and even in this tumultuous time right now when shaky ground seems the norm, can’t we try to make our own ground stable? Its why I write, it’s who I am…just a writer writing books about angels who believes kindness is the first ingredient of love. It’s a line from one of my books and it’s a wonderful line! 