In Process...

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    I have been working on a few things lately. I am excited to launch a magazine about Where Women 

Write. The second thing I am working on is a how-to book. I am an avid crafter and love to make

journals. Personally, I am unable to spend the $40.00 + on journals in the store. I find it easier to make my 

own. This way, I know what I am getting and what I want. It makes it easier to have the journal for what I 

want it for. The last thing I am working on is a thriller/mystery book. It is based on the house that I used to

live in and how it because my horrow house. I am excited to be able to publish another book this year. It

is going to be published later than I thought, but I do not mind. It is always worth it in the end. I wish I 

covers to post on here to start launching them all. Still waiting on the publisher. Stay tuned for the covers. 

I am posting a recent page I made for one of my journals. Every time I make one, I feel like I continue to 

get better and better with each page that I make. I love being able to place the little pockets around the 

corners, etc. 

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