Wishing you and your family a very 

Happy New Year!

Wishing you a very Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, and a Happy New Year!

As 2020 finally comes to a close, may 2021 bring you and your family health, joy and happiness!

Ronn

December 7, 1941, . . .

. . . a date which will live in infamy, . . .

Remembering all who died at Pearl Harbor 

on December 7, 1941.

USS Arizona exploding

USS Arizona Memorial

Oops, that's not quite right . . .

 You know I write based on a plot that I prepare first and then update as needed. Yesterday evening, in Dunn's main story line's climatic chapter of the new book, I discovered I'd written myself into a corner, or a box. 

Rather than trying to figure out the solution at 9:45 pm, I switched to a different, earlier chapter for Saunders. This morning, while walking our dog, Lila, the solution suddenly presented itself all on its own. 

Fixed the problem and it only cost me 78 words.

Thank you, Lila!

Thank you Veterans!

To all veterans: 

Thank you for serving. Thank you for your sacrifices.

In Loving Memory (deceased)

Olga Munsterman (Mom) – U.S. Coast Guard

Major Harvey Mellion (Father) – U.S. Army, U.S. Air Force

Amos Munsterman (Uncle) – U.S. Army, Silver Star

Hugo Munsterman (Uncle) – U.S. Army, Bronze Star, Purple Heart

Norman Munsterman (Uncle) – U.S. Army

Maxwell Elder (Wife’s Father) – U.S. Army

Lester Knisley (Uncle) – U.S. Navy

Master Sergeant Frank O. Champion – High School ROTC teacher

In Loving Honor (living)

Alexandra (Granddaughter) Page Robinson – Army National Guard

Don Munsterman (Cousin) – U.S. Army

Joe Stutler (Friend) – U.S. Army

Dr. Byron Thornton (Nephew) – U.S. Army

Sgt. Dunn #14 update

 I thought I'd take a moment to say "Hi." I haven't posted anything for some time. I hope you are doing well and are safe and healthy.

I'm working on the next Sgt. Dunn novel, number 14. Hard to believe it's that many! I'm about 50% done with the first draft. Dunn and Saunders are back at it causing trouble for the Nazis in their own backyard.

That's it for now. Do take care.

Ronn

Our flowers were so beautiful the neighborhood deer snacked on them . . .

Our Asian Lillies bloomed late this year, but were as beautiful as ever. 

We have deer who browse through our neighborhood.

One liked our birdfeed. Another liked a shrub on the side of the house.

One of them ate all the Asian Lillies . . . 

Sigh. I forgot one night to use our Deer spray.

Maybe next year.