NOW AVAILABLE! ORDER ON-LINE!
Thank you BarnesandNoble.com. You were quick to the chase! Here you go readers, a link to ordering Heart of Community by Sue Batton Leonard. Giving birth to a new book sure is exciting. Links to other ways to order the…
It’s Little Things: Lifting-Up
The other day I was dawdling. The weather was drizzly and a bit on the dark side and I was less enthusiastic than I normally am about taking my morning walk. Thus, running late to get out the door. The…
Places with Soul
Small town living has been given a bad wrap! The town of my childhood was the considered a small town but no longer! I've lived in others since with populations as low as three hundred up to ten thousand. As…
Fall into a New “Cozy” Read
"Small towns with big hearts give me hope that Sunday mornings will always be sacred and special." ~ Sue Batton Leonard The temperatures are dropping, even in the mid-Atlantic States! And with fall, you know what that means -…
A News Worthy Day! October 1, 2021
(Photo: Chalk Art photo captured by Sue Leonard from the sidewalks of Homestead Neighborhood children) Good Morning! And a good Friday it is! Today, I am excited to share with you the back and front cover of my new publication,…
A Hint of Fall
What a stunningly beautiful morning it is! A real hint of fall in the air. All humidity has dissipated leaving way to crisp, clean air. Just a tease of autumn, no doubt. Our warm days are not entirely over yet.…
Sleep of the Saints
"Never be in a hurry; do everything quietly and in a calm spirit. Do not lose your inner peace for anything whatsoever, even if your whole world seems upset." -Saint Francis de Sales. Perhaps St. Francis de Sales knew the key…
A Vision Stitched
A few weeks ago I had a most wonderful outing with my cousin. She took me downtown into Baltimore City to the American Visionary Arts Museum. There is so much to share but today, I will take you on a…
Sunny Spot in Churchville
Today, I'm going to continue on the same thread as the last post about a community of people we used to hold so near and dear to our hearts - the farmers. One of the reasons I've enjoyed returning to…
Field Trips
Today, I'm going to take you on a field trip not through the images posted but through the words of an acquaintance whom I've personally met along my publishing/writing path. Jon Katz writes from Bedlam Farm and what he has…