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On the Road Again…and Oh the Sites to See

On the Road Again…and Oh the Sites to See

by D. L. Koontz | Apr 24, 2012 | Journal, Tripping Around the Blue Ridge

I journeyed the Blue Ridge from Georgia back to Marpennsylginia this past weekend. Unbeknownst to me, an email went out earlier declaring this past weekend as the date everyone over age 90 from the following states/provinces was to migrate back to the North for the...
I Want It When, Where and How I Want It

I Want It When, Where and How I Want It

by D. L. Koontz | Apr 18, 2012 | Journal, Life Ever-Changing

When the workload is heavy, my mind drifts to “perfect” moments. Those moments usually involve being free of work, sitting in a reclining lawn chair reading a good book, sipping iced tea, and listening to the birds and the wind in the trees. No schedules, no...
Brief Messages: Less is More?

Brief Messages: Less is More?

by D. L. Koontz | Apr 12, 2012 | Journal, Sense and Nonsense, Significant Others

If you’ve ever seen reruns of the television series Lassie, then you know that little Timmy Martin’s frantic requests for help were generally summarized each week in two utterances by his trusted collie, Lassie, as “Arf, arf.” For example, Timmy would say, “Lassie! Go...
What Do You Do When You Are Forced to Do N-O-T-H-I-N-G?

What Do You Do When You Are Forced to Do N-O-T-H-I-N-G?

by D. L. Koontz | Apr 9, 2012 | Journal, Life Ever-Changing, Sense and Nonsense

Many years ago, when I was smack-dab in the midst of my workaholic stage — a penchant I inherited from my father — I vacationed with my then-husband and another couple for eight days in Cancun. Prior to the trip my routine each week was thus: 50+ hours as a public...
Do You Keep a Gratitude Journal?  Maybe It’s Time to Raise the Bar

Do You Keep a Gratitude Journal? Maybe It’s Time to Raise the Bar

by D. L. Koontz | Mar 6, 2012 | Journal, Sense and Nonsense

I use a lot of spiral notebooks. One is filled with comical things my son has said through the years. Another logs my eating and exercise routines.  (Yeah, that one isn’t used very faithfully.) One is tagged “2009 – Doing One Thing Differently Each...
In Writing: The “How NOT To’s” Are So Much More Fun Than the “How To’s”

In Writing: The “How NOT To’s” Are So Much More Fun Than the “How To’s”

by D. L. Koontz | Feb 24, 2012 | Journal, Life of a Writer, Sense and Nonsense

When the Farmers Exchange clock on my mantel strikes midnight and I find myself writing a sentence like this one: “Watch out for the tree!” Adriana barked…  …well, you know it’s time to get some rest. If you didn’t catch the “Tom Swiftie”...
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DLKoontz

An award-winning writer, former journalist and corporate escapee, D. L. Koontz writes about what she knows: muddled lives, nail-biting unknowns and eternal hope. Growing up, she learned the power of stories and intrigue from saged storytellers on the front porch of her Allegheny Mountains farmhouse. Despite being waylaid for years by academia and corporate endeavors, her roots proved that becoming a writer of suspense was only a matter of time. She has been published in seven languages.

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