Messages from Heaven

I think of myself as a pretty down-to-earth person. Well, except when I’m in my own little world, writing about wild, little imps and zombies. Possibly Bigfoot–though really, I could be right about Bigfoot. Anyway, the point is, in the real world, I’m sort of a cross between somewhat open-minded and cynical.

So I was not expecting to ever see my sorely-missed but definitely-departed friend. It was such an unusual and intense experience that I wrote down everything I could remember. And when Chicken Soup for the Soul had a call out for stories of “signs from beyond, amazing connections and love that doesn’t die,” I knew I had to send in my story.

I received my copies of Chicken Soup for the Soul Messages from Heaven in the mail last week. And the very first copy went to the husband and daughters of my sorely-missed friend. I think they liked the story, although they sounded a bit teary.

Of course, I understood completely. I can’t read that story without tearing up, even after all these months. Because sometimes, things happen that we can’t explain–and the world, and how we see it, is never quite the same.

Where in the (Blog) World is Cathy C. Hall?

Didn’t you love Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? Honestly, you’d think I’d be much better at that whole geography thing, after watching that show a zillion times. But alas, I have trouble finding my way around my own neighborhood.

Anyway,  you’re not going to need an atlas (or even map skills) to find me today. All you need is the Internet so that you can click right HERE.

It would be so lovely if you left a comment over there, and let me know what you think. I’ve been invited to join the crowd, posting a couple times a month, and I’m sure it’ll be a fun gig.

That’s assuming, of course, I find my way back there.