“Can you trust me?”
Quietly, she nodded and placed her head back on his shoulder.  “I have so far,” she mumbled without conviction.
It felt like a white flag of surrender.  The type of submission that reminded her of submissive
women in advertising campaigns of the fifties.  Without a job or money, she had only one thing left.  Fortunately, it was something valuable, something called love.
 

5 star review by Mara: "This is a fun read right off the bat!! I finished the first novella hysterically laughing at everyone's ill fate. George and Bernice will be missed!!!"

An article was published in the Calgary Senior about our trip to Hawaii in December 2014 for Christmas. As it's May now, the editor asked that I downplay the Christmas part.

Here's the article.

It was truly a Paradise for a prairie girl from Canada in the middle of a cold, dark winter.

View from our condo in Maui, sunset

Scuba diver outside our  glass walled boat

An unidentified surfer off the coast of Maui

Brought to you by Benjamin & Rumblechum, an exciting new children's chapter book by Kenna McKinnon and Emma Shirley Brinson. Two children travel across Canada with their two eccentric aunts and stuffed monkey Benjamin and have lots of adventures!