Nancy and I celebrated St. Patrick’s Day by the San Antonio River. We started at La Villita, the oldest riverside village. The Little Church of La Villita, built in the village in 1879, is now home to a non-denominational congregation … Continue reading →
–Have you faced catastrophe? What happened? –How did you survive? –Did surviving catastrophe change you? –How did it change your life? –How were other survivors you knew affected? –Is your outlook on life different now? How? –Do Aggie and Sam … Continue reading →
In The Plunge, Nancy really led me and Sam into a catastrophe. We went to a lakeside cottage for some relaxation away from crime. That was the idea previously when we planned to rendezvous at the hotel on San Antonio’s … Continue reading →
We spent time on the Lake Placid this summer, one of a string of lakes separated by dams on the Guadalupe River in Central Texas. The kids and foolish adults ride the Sea Doo, a two-person water craft, up and … Continue reading →
Have you ever tried to start life over? Single? Did you have problems like Aggie’s? Is Aggie’s health club like yours? If you don’t exercise, did you relate to her experience? (except for murder) Does Aggie, from Chicago, adapt … Continue reading →
I haven’t made any New Year’s Resolutions since January 2013 when Nancy and I clashed brains on the subject. I try to make worthy plans, but my good intentions tend to evaporate. So I gave up. Nancy, however, has a … Continue reading →
Shelly Miles, host of San Antonio Living on WOAI TV, invited Nancy to join her in a segment about Aggie Mundeen Mysteries. Naturally, I paid close attention. Having never been on television, Nancy worried about attire and make-up. The sofa … Continue reading →
Here it is past the Ides of March and already St. Patrick’s Day. I love the idea of Leprechauns, but I ’m not worried that Shakespeare’s soothsayer foretold the death of Julius Caesar on the Ides of March. In fact, … Continue reading →
Spotlight Source: Spotlight: River City Dead by Nancy G. West
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