November Blog – Remembrance

The brightly colored leaves have dropped to the cold hard ground and November is colored in rich chestnut browns with bare trees and dormant grasses everywhere.  The landscape in Idaho is preparing for the early snows which blanket the fields in white and Jack Frost makes his annual appearance.  It’s time to dig out those warmer sweaters, down jackets and flannel pajamas and snuggle in front of a roaring fire with your favorite pet nearby. 

November is also a remembrance month honoring our Veterans who fought to protect our freedoms.  We also remember my sister, Liz who would have celebrated her birthday on November 11th.  Liz, we miss you so very much and light a candle in your memory.

There is plenty of time to enjoy watching football games, attending a concert, movie or play, starting your holiday shopping and reading a new book!  And, don’t forget to recommend The Fire She Set now available in paperback, kindle or audible to all your friends and family.

 

Leigh Overton Boyd

Leigh Overton Boyd is the oldest of four sisters to survive a house fire outside of Atlantic City in June 1974 that killed her parents.  In the years following the fire investigation, Leigh earned a degree in criminal justice, studied the law and became Miss Atlantic City.  The mother of two children, one of whom she lost to muscular dystrophy, she has her own real estate consulting company in the San Francisco Bay Area.  The Fire She Set is her first book.

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