“My father always said he’d been in love with my mother since the age of 5,” Kathleen Bigger said as she sipped a glass of iced tea and paused over a salad at the Twisp River Pub recently. “She was a beautiful watercolor artist — her works were displayed in different galleries. But the minute she became well known, she would walk away from it all. She was so ashamed, so afraid they would find out who she was …”
Read more of my interview with Kathleen Bigger in the Methow Valley News
This was one of the best written articles that I have ever read. I think you should make it into a book-your characters just come alive under your pen! Keep up the good work! You are an inspiration to others. Mary C
ReplyDeleteThank you for such an encouraging compliment!
Delete