ABOUT ME
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After I earned a BA in English at The College of William and Mary and grew out the worst freshman haircut in the history of undergraduate education (right), I wrote advertising copy, worked in
corporate communications, sold paintings (below right),
raised two great kids, launched a Faith section in our
local newspaper, wrote over 100 news articles, and
wrote some arts-related articles for a local African-
American magazine. Currently, I write and edit for
a business consultant.
I published a novel called Flying Home, available
on Amazon; I wrote a second novel, Maiden America,
which lives a sad life in my dark attic; and I just finished
novel number 3, Under the Red Clay.
We English majors eventually find our groove, along
with a decent hair stylist.
Who knew back in college when I started dating a history major, who listened to the Gap Band and wore little white tennis shorts, that he would become the pastor of a big church? Me, a pastor's wife? I didn't grow up in church and didn't even know being a pastor's wife was a thing. But eventually I found my quiet niche at church, rocking babies, painting murals, designing a prayer garden, and starting a program for first generation college students.
We pastors' wives eventually find our groove, too.

