Ever heard of a sea shanty? Of course you have. I remember singing them in vocal music in grade school. That’s where I learned it wasn’t an...

By Jennifer Uhlarik   Hello, dear readers! It’s time for your next installment of the Women of the US Stamps. So far, we’ve covered 100 year...

By Terrie Todd If you were a bride in Canada during the 1960s or 70s, you could reasonably expect to receive one or more of three items fo...

   By Mary Davis     I thought Daylight Saving Time was confusing with each region, state, county, and city doing their o...

By Camille Elliot/Camy Tang In my Christian Regency romantic suspense, The Spinster's Christmas , my hero, former naval captain Gerard ...

by Liisa Eyerly Roman gardens were designed as earthly paradises—places of beauty, tranquility, and escape. Yet some of the empire's mos...

October brought crisp air, blushing leaves, and the first sighs of winter to the Wild West. After months spent planting, tending, and harves...