| Here are links to some of my favorite sites. Some I have created, some were created by friends, and others have information about subjects I find important or interesting. |
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| WhatMakesUsStronger.com “What doesn’t kill us only makes us stronger.” You’ve seen it on this site and if you agree with it, WhatMakesUsStronger.com is for you. I host the site, which features inspirational stories not unlike mine–stories of resilience and how others have overcome setbacks to achieve more than anyone expected. There are also resources, books, and a blog. Let others know about it if you think it might help them. It’s more than a pet project for me. It’s something I feel called to do. I’m always looking for more true stories to include, so feel free to contact me. My blog: Groping for Focus The life of a middle-aged visually impaired ex-diabetic writer with a kidney/pancreas transplant living in a college town in the Ozarks. I started this blog in November, 2010. It takes the reader with me for some of the unique experiences I have on a fairly regular basis. It’s a fun and revealing look at what life is like for me. Some fellow authors Linda Apple Velda Brotherton Carl Hiaasen Jan Morrill Northwest Ark. Writers Workshop Claire Croxton Places The Fairbanks House It’s pretty cool to be connected with a place as old as the Fairbanks House in Dedham, MA. It’s the oldest wood frame structure in North America and my ancestors lived there. I had the chance to see it in person in July, 2008. |
| WHERE I LIVE Fayetteville, my funky hometown. Maybe I should have used a more interesting font for this paragraph. Here are a few sites that explain the college town where I grew up, moved away from (more than once) and always return to. If you think all of the South is the same, check out these sites… Offbeat Travel.com Kiplinger’s ranks Fayetteville #7 |