Lynda Kaye Frazier, USA Today Best Selling Author

Summer is my favorite time of the year. I love the heat, long days and sand between my toes. But today is also a special day, it's my birthday. So for the next few days I am going to celebrate and I want you to party with me. Bring your lawn chairs, favorite beverage and get ready for some fun because this year I am giving the gifts. All you have to do is comment below and I will choose a few lucky winners on Monday to receive an awesome swag basket and a copy of my book...Rescued from the Dark. http://www.amazon.com/Rescued-Dark-Lynda-Kaye-Frazier-ebook/dp/B00BFYANMK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1403362768&sr=8-1&keywords=Rescued+from+the+Dark She has no memory of their love… Kidnapped by terrorists and sent into a drug-induced coma, FBI intern Mercedes Kingsley awakes with no memory of her ordeal—or the intimate interlude that left her pregnant. Convinced her child was fathered by her ex-fiancé, Mercy walks away from the only man she has ever loved, det

That's why  your pen is in danger, If I'm around. That's right, I'm a Pen-aholic. When I get near a pen I can't help myself. Before I know it I have it in my pocket and I'm walking away. My friends, and family know I have a problem and are helping with my rehab. If they like a pen, they hide it. They only leave the pens that they don't like out in the open. I have even ran into pens that are tied up so I can't slip them in my pocket. I truly appreciate their help, but it's not working. The other day I cleaned out my purse and found 17 pens at the bottom. No wonder it was getting heavy. I've tried many things to change my ways, but nothing works.  I'm a writer, so I'm constantly looking for something to jot down ideas with. And I love pens. All types, and colors. My favorite are fine points. I love the crisp, clear lines they make and how smooth they write. So you see why your pens are not safe in my company.

                                          A Child should be seen, not heard. Who truly believes that? I don't. Children have a voice, we should encourage them to use it. Not hide behind their silence. Abuse comes in many forms . The most visible, physical . The next one we are familiar with is verbal but the one we cannot forget is emotional .  I am very familiar with the last two. I spent many years hiding behind a mask, never feeling like I was worthy, then being reminded of all my faults, and why I would never go anywhere in life by someone who wore a bigger mask then I did.  We look at our society and wonder what happened. Why is little Mary always crying and why is little Johnny so angry all the time.  If you fill a child's life with anger and disappointment then that's all they will know. You can't raise a child on nothing but negativity. If you tell them everyday that they will never amount to anything, then they won't.  Now I'm not saying that