Author Archives: Angela Schroeder

Spring has sprung and so have I. The past several months my family has been changing. Those of you who have known me for awhile know that I and my family love all things winter and snow. However, this year, … Continue reading →

This week we are discussing our footwear and if our preferences have changed over the years. When I was younger I was mostly barefoot. I hated to have shoes on my feet. I loved the feel of the grass and … Continue reading →

This week we are discussing how the ongoing pandemic has affected our creativity. Right before the pandemic hit I wasn’t doing much of anything in terms of creativity in any form. I was still coming up with ideas for stories … Continue reading →

This week we’re talking about our fondest childhood memory. I have no idea what I was thinking about when I suggested this topic. Perhaps I did not have anything in particular in mind and was just feeling nostalgic. Recently, my … Continue reading →

This week we have been asked what color we think describes us and why that color? I have never really looked into the meanings of colors or what each color represents. Of course, I have my favorite colors. I absolutely … Continue reading →

My guest this week is author Nadine Millard. I’m certain that I own all of her books and as soon as I see a pre-order link for a new one I order it. No need to read the blurb because … Continue reading →

I’m so sorry I accidentally scheduled this for the wrong day! If there was a weather related reason that you had unexpected guests stranded at your house, how would you keep them entertained? What would you do if the electricity … Continue reading →

A few weeks ago I started to teach my youngest how to sew. He is nearly finished with his first quilt. It is a simple rag quilt with an Autumn theme. Shortly after I began to teach him my brother … Continue reading →

This week we were asked “If you had to get rid of most of your belongings in order to move into a smaller place, what are the things you would not be able to part with?” This is such a … Continue reading →

This week we’re talking about the person, other than our parents, who had the biggest impact on our lives. When I first suggested this I was thinking of my grandma June. Although she passed away before I even turned 13 … Continue reading →