The Year My Dad Went Bald hits the road this weekend to Findlay, Ohio. We were invited by Carol Metzger-Sturgeon of Cancer Patient Services to sign books at hockey tournament on Sunday February 12. The tourney which features two adult teams from Marathon Petroleum Corporation will be played at the Cube Ice Rink, 3430 N Main Street in Findlay. The chance to meet some new folks who are helping in the fight against cancer and watch some great hockey sounds like a perfect way to spend at Sunday afternoon. We will be there starting at 5 pm.
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Blogging about the Book
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Havens of Hope
Book lovers and Cancer haters, if you missed last month’s Evening with an Author event at the JamesCare Center, Nicole Kraft and I will be featured speakers at Havens of Hope Cancer Foundation this Thursday (6pm). We will be discussing the creation of “The Year My Dad Went Bald” and sharing stories. The event is free but […]
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No Sophomore Slump
I was thrilled today to mail off my annual donation to both the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society and the NHL’s Hockey Fights Cancer. It is always gratifying to support these two organizations that provide such excellent services and support to patients and their families. When I first created “The Year My Dad Went Bald” I […]
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Hockey Fights Hockey
Go ahead and make other plans for New Year’s Day, the Kraft Annual Winter Classic Party is officially off. Due to an inexplicable labor dispute between players and owners, the NHL canceled the outdoor contest, which was to feature the Detroit Red Wings and the Toronto Maple Leafs. Scheduled to be played in front of […]
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Turn Your Head and Cough
I went for my annual checkup with my general physician today and it was the non-event that I expected it to be. Besides some persistent nasal congestion, I have had very little to complain about health-wise recently. The check-ups have been reduced to a series of rote exercises; take a deep breath, turn your head […]
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Sharing my Story
It’s been another hectic summer; so hectic I have been lax in blogging about the book. From book signings, to participating at summer camp for kids whose parents are fighting cancer, raising awareness and sharing my story has kept the The Year My Dad Went Bald team busy. But I am not complaining, the publishing […]
