Monthly Archives: October 2013

Who Should Play Alex Garfield in the Movie? [POLL]

Posted on October 26, 2013 by tgilson

When I started writing what will become my book trilogy about the adventures of Alex Garfield, I always imagined that she would one day be on a screen. I say “a screen” because she could fit on the big or small … Continue reading →

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Taking a page from history: What ‘The White Queen’ can teach our government

Posted on October 20, 2013 by tgilson

So the long shutdown nightmare is over – whoops, not completely. At least we have a two-month respite. Perhaps during that time logic, civility and sanity will prevail. One can always hope for the best. In the meantime, we can … Continue reading →

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Government still shut down: What’s a girl to do?

Posted on October 12, 2013 by tgilson

So what does one do when the government is closed and you are on furlough since you’re not “essential” personnel? After cleaning out the closets and filing all the pieces of paper floating about your house, you need a break … Continue reading →

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Government shutdown: Not just a domestic issue

Posted on October 6, 2013 by tgilson

I fully admit it: I’m a news addict. I watch the news way too much. For instance, on Sunday mornings I watch CBS, CNN, Fox, ABC, and NBC. Last Sunday I was greatly impressed by Evan Bayh on a panel on Chris … Continue reading →

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