By Wendy C Jorgensen In AuthorPosted July 30, 2022Daydream BelieverOne reason I enjoy traveling is because I love to learn. Writers are inherently curious and want to know about everything. Sometimes in [...] READ MORE
By Wendy C Jorgensen In AuthorPosted May 27, 2022Remembering and ForgettingFor obvious reasons, the month of May always makes me think of my mom. Even though Mother’s Day wasn’t her favorite and she passed away [...] READ MORE
By Wendy C Jorgensen In AuthorPosted April 26, 2022Wait For ItThe last couple of years have taught me a few things, some of which I had to learn more than once by foolishly repeating the same [...] READ MORE
By Wendy C Jorgensen In AuthorPosted March 31, 2022The Disappearing Fan BladeEvery morning, I stretch for five to ten minutes on the living room floor. We’ve been living in an apartment for several months while [...] READ MORE
By Wendy C Jorgensen In AuthorPosted February 28, 2022Words As Stones and SeedsWhoever started the whole “sticks and stones may break my bones, but names will never hurt me” thing was sorely mistaken. In fact, [...] READ MORE
By Wendy C Jorgensen In AuthorPosted January 7, 2022Cinnamon Rolls and A Movie GymThe new year has arrived, and it feels more like the last couple of years than I expected. Happily, traveling has resumed and most [...] READ MORE
By Wendy C Jorgensen In AuthorPosted April 5, 2021A 70s Van is No Place for A BunnyI’ve recently started writing my memoir again—or at least doing some serious pondering about stories to include in Thirty Years to [...] READ MORE
By Wendy C Jorgensen In AuthorPosted March 16, 2021A Pot of Gold and A RainbowWith St. Patrick’s Day on the horizon, I’ve been thinking about the whole pot of gold at the end of the rainbow thing and decided to [...] READ MORE
By Wendy C Jorgensen In AuthorPosted January 26, 2021In Search of HopeAt the beginning of each year, I like to come up with a word to inspire me—sort of a mantra to focus on for the next twelve months. [...] READ MORE
By Wendy C Jorgensen In AuthorPosted December 14, 2020Lost in a Whoville ChristmasIt’s a December like no other. COVID-19 and the events of 2020 have strained and stretched everyone in ways we couldn’t have imagined. [...] READ MORE