#adopteetwitter I've made a video to spread the word about my new book, I Need to Tell You. Please share if you like it. Thanks

My short essay on writing is up today. See it here:

On my first time down as a certified scuba diver, I marveled over an extraordinarily large manta ray with its twenty-five-foot-wide wings until it aimed for me head on, its broad mouth open. —from PRANKSTER by cvoge up now. fiveminutelit.com/five-minutes/p…

Women’s choices in 2022 are diminishing- read what it was like in 1969. cathrynreadsandwrites.com

FREEBIE: Audible Book: I Need to Tell You by Cathryn Vogeley Looking for readers in the UK. Memoir about unwed pregnancy in 1969, forced to give baby up in secret. Free code to the first 20 people who respond! #freeaudiblebook #UKfreebie #memoir #unwedmother1969 #BSE #adoption

Lisa Lucca interviews cathryn Vogeley on community radio, subject: When women had no choice. lccommunityradio.org/archives/live-…

Soon TV won’t bother to cover mass murder. Every paper will have pages with tiny type naming the innocents killed so losers can play army

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When Women Had No Choice, I Had To Give My Baby To Strangers girltalkhq.com/when-women-had… via @girltalkhq

11 yo brother and 8 yo little sis. They fight like crazy at home. A rare moment of kindness

What does your emotional relationship with yourself look like? 1. Do you acknowledge your feelings or do you shame yourself or talk yourself out of them? 2. Do you take breaks when you’re overwhelmed and remind yourself that you’re safe? 3. When you make a mistake, do you

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You’ll never be able to change anyone else. The only thing you can change is how you respond.

My book, (I Need To Tell You) has been out for a year! It’s the story of my life after having a baby in secret in 1969 and “getting on with my life”. If you haven’t read it yet, take advantage of the Monday June 5th Amazon sale of the kindle version for $0.99

Just finished the amazing memoir, Flying Free, by Cecilia Aragon.From a shy frightened bullied girl to a world champion aerobatic pilot. It’s a fascinating story of risk taking, gumption, smarts, and a little bit of luck. Highly recommend, esp if you’re interested in flight.