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The Gold Rush is EVERYWHERE!
Last weekend Bob and I attended a Celebration of Life for a neighbor. It wasn’t a sad occasion, but truly was a celebration. It was held at Filoli Historic House and Garden, an incredibly beautiful setting. After we left the…
Welcome!
I started writing because I needed an outlet for my worries about going back to school after a year and a half of remote teaching. My first book was born from this anxiety, and I realized I loved writing! And I was sort of good at it… Five books later, I am still energized by new ideas and stories percolating in my mind.
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Things To Do…
Focus! Focus! Focus! And get back to book 6! (No title yet) Easier said than done. Monday I had to take my car in for…
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It’s A Process…
Yesterday was the last day of school, with students, anyway. Today was a work day, and we could stay as long as we needed to.…
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Hug Your People
It’s been a long, challenging week for a lot of people. When something unspeakable happens to someone you know, the effects keep rippling until they…
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Smile Because It Happened
No, I will not cry because Spring Break is over. It was a pretty good one, filled with family, friends and self-care. I am so lucky to have had the past week off, and endeavored to do as much as…
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SO Close!
Yesterday I thought I finished the revisions on my latest book. Dinner was later than expected, but I was in the zone, and thoroughly focused…
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Anything Worth Doing…
You’ve probably all heard the saying. Anything worth doing is worth doing RIGHT. Sometimes that isn’t easy. Last month, I published my 5th book. But…
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It’s Done!
I am finally done! The Capybara Flag Revolt is now in the hands of the publisher. I can only hope my formatting, text embedding, and…
Lisa Freels is a long-time elementary school teacher. With a deep love of teaching, learning, and history, she’s always looking to try something new. One summer she decided to write a book. This became her first novel, and the beginning of a new endeavor. Lisa lives in California’s East Bay, and incorporates much of her own life into her books. Her grown children might see themselves in her characters, as do her students. Living with her hubby and two cats, she continues to write for her students. Never for fame and fortune!
Mrs. Freels Writes! 