ShareMegan wrote this in her blog about meeting me: Before we parted ways, I offered to send her home with a book. Her cat shaped, blue eyes looked at me with the same semi-apologetic expression I would have given her if she would have asked me the same question, “No thanks. I’m not going to
ShareToday I celebrate the first time I (remember) meeting my husband Dave. I love sharing the story of how we met because I (mostly) don’t believe in coincidences. I believe in things happening for a reason and a purpose, and our meeting was definitely one of those moments. January 12, 2010 Haiti was devastated by
Share It’s been an amazing year. 112 backers. 443 books sold or donated. 1 book award. 12 events. 1 year ago was book launch day. Thanks to 112 Kickstarter backers, my memoir was brought to life a year ago and since then, 443 books have been sold, donated or given to Kickstarter backers through my website BrendaLeeFree.com, 6 amazing
ShareUnderstatement of the Year: It’s been a chaotic 2 weeks. 2 Tuesdays ago I passed 2 anniversaries: that of funding my Kickstarter publishing project and 6 years since losing Kevin. Amongst the emotions of that anniversary I become deeply immersed in a grassroots pipeline prevention (sounds much better than ant-pipeline, right?) movement in my home county of Lancaster,
ShareMany of you haven’t had a taste of the book yet, so I wanted to share with you one of my favorite parts of the book. It’s also probably one of the difficult scenes: Kevin gets diagnosed with Angiosarcoma in the blog scene, and I am moving from Montana back home to Pennsylvania. It’s from
