Beth L Barnett

I am a native mid-westerner but graduated of Mills College in Oakland CA, Am an x-ray technologist and have sold major x-ray equipment internationally. Now write novels and blog for fun. Member of Kansas City Writers Group and KC Ebooks. Love all kinds of movies, dining out, cooking in, reading, certain causes (environmental, animals and women), politics, bridge, friends, and family.

Falls Best Kept SecretsandADAMS NEEDLE

Published October 21, 2011 | By Beth L Barnett

The next few weekends promise to be the best for fall adventures. If you’re looking to get outdoors and enjoy the changing leaves and crisp weather, here are a few of our country’s best kept secrets.

1. Rochester Minnesota: Look… Continue reading →

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Publishing, Anita Hill, and Domestic Violence

Published October 14, 2011 | By Beth L Barnett

Dear Readers,

In the span of a quarter of a century, I’ve written three novels. I love to write and a few years ago I connected with a like-minded group of people. We have banded together to explore… Continue reading →

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Parenting An Attachment Disorder Child

Published October 7, 2011 | By Beth L Barnett

Published September 27, 2011 | By Lynn Barnett (This article is so important I felt it warranted reprinting here. Beth)

Parenting children who have attachment and trauma histories is just plain exhausting. Each family admits that there are days… Continue reading →

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Pinky says: CRYSTAL BRIDGES American Art in Arkansas

Published September 30, 2011 | By Beth L Barnett

It’s coming, It’s coming! The new multi-million dollar museum of American art to the hinterlands of Arkansas. It is all signed sealed and delivered by one Alice Walton, daughter of Sam Walton, considered to be the third richest woman in… Continue reading →

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HIGH HOLIDAY SOUP

Published September 23, 2011 | By Beth L Barnett

It takes four hours to make this soup but it is simply delicious. That’s because there is a secret ingredient, one I remember because I ‘d never heard of anyone else using it in their matzo ball soup.

Grossmutter, Clayton… Continue reading →