This video is an excerpt from Elaine’s one-woman play, “So, God, what are WE going to do today?” Madelyn is faced with a dilemma. She and Quentin have gone to the Congregational Church for over 50 years. He can no longer manage the stairs, so she is trying to pick a new church. ... Read More

You will be glad to know that my chest pains have stopped . . . They got pretty bad right after Quentin had the stroke. I was beginning to wonder if I should go to the doctor, but I didn’t want Quentin to know how much trouble I was having because he worries about the extra load I’m ... Read More

We have enjoyed our World Religion class, but I did blow my front of being a sweet little old white-haired lady the other day. . . We were studying the many different religions in India and their customs.  They are still killing baby girls over there.  Someone did a survey fairly recently and ... Read More

I’m glad you enjoyed our little book “Seems Like Yesterday.”  Quentin and I had a lot of fun writing it.  It’s funny how our memories of dating and World War II are still so vivid after all these years. . . I think I might write about different isolated events and possibly just for you.  ... Read More

I’m glad Christmas is over.  I have said that it should be called “Mama’s Day . . .” Mama buys and wraps the presents.  Mama buys and addresses the cards.  Mama gets to prepare and serve the food.  Mama gets to clean up and put it all away when everyone goes home. This mama has usually ... Read More

Last night I was so tired I could barely put one foot in front of the other. . . I didn’t think I’d have any trouble sleeping, but I did.  I was thinking about Quentin.  I was worrying about money.  I was concerned about my own health and what was going to happen after the Medicare benefits ... Read More