Summer Reads

Dear Mommies,

Thinking of you all as I plug my novel: Find Me a Woman.

You, mommies, are the inspiration for my character, Kate as she goes through the trials of loving a toddler. Like you, she’s made a lot of sacrifices and put herself last. 

But like her, you too deserve a little romance in your life.

Put your babies down for a nap, put your feet up and put my novel in your hands. (download at Amazon link: Find Me a Woman)

Relax mommies, you’ve got this!

Summer time...

time for the earth to get close to the sun.


Technically, the longest day of the year doesn't exist. All days are the same length--24 hours. However, on June 21 the amount of daylight goes from about 8 to 12 hours at the equator.

The summer solstice (Latin for sun stands still), occurs every June 21 (June 20 in 2008) and marks the beginning of the season of summer. The season lasts about 3 months or 63 days. Then fall begins. But let's not rush things.

Sources: http://www.uwsp.edu/geo/faculty/ritter/geog101/uwsp_lectures/lecture_earth_sun_relations.html, http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2008/06/080619-solstice-facts.html