The Birth of Anomaly

“Would you be willing to switch genres – to science fiction?” This question, posed by my editor at Thomas Nelson over a year ago, brought about a mixture of excitement, fear, and awe. Switch genres? I’d only just begun writing contemporary...

Dangerously Busy

Yesterday marked the end of the school year. Hooray! While it was a great year, it was also the busiest year I  think I have ever had. All the things I did were good, they were fun, fulfilling. But there were just too many of them. I learned that there really can be...

Getting Older…

I’m not old. But I can see old. I am perilously close to the top of the hill. I know I’m getting older because people look at my wedding pics and say, “Look how cute you were!” (emphasis on the were). And because people think I’m lying...

Legacy

Last night was graduation. It is always a bittersweet time for me. I am happy – the students work hard for years to earn their diplomas. But I am also sad – I hate losing students I have come to love. This year’s class is especially close to my heart. I have taught...

Happily Ever After

Seventeen years ago today, I married David Alan McGee. It was a small wedding, inexpensive.  We had neither the budget nor the desire to spend a fortune on our day. We just wanted to get married and to have our family and friends  there to watch. We were young (21 and...