Kathryn Gerwig

Freelance Writer, Life Enrichment Specialist, Wellness Practitioner

https://www.pennymasonpublications.com

Kathryn Gerwig specializes in creating useful, creative blog/website copy for a wide variety of businesses, lifestyle articles and essays and cozy mystery stories. She blogs at www.thepennymasonpost.wordpress.com and mysterybookreviewsbypennymason.wordpress.com. Website: www.pennymasonpublications.com. Kathryn's mystery stories have been published in Landfall: The Best New England Crime Stories 2018, and A Murder of Crows by Darkhouse Books. Her books, Calming Your Canine, "One Simple Step to a Better Behaved Pet" and Front Porch Perspectives are available on Amazon. Kathryn's mission is to support themes promoting a positive lifestyle for all. She enjoys pets, nature, gardening, vintage style and coastal culture.

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Community//January 5, 2021

Relieve Winter Stress and Anxiety – Make Time for Reading Every Day

Community//December 28, 2020

On Being a Good Neighbor – Now and in the New Year

Community//December 7, 2020

Connect Safely With Friends and Family – Show You Care With a Card They’ll Treasure

Community//August 21, 2020

Children Can Learn Real Life Skills Before Age Ten

Community//May 8, 2020

Seek Power to Empower Others

picture looking out window with plant, books, coffee mug

Community//April 3, 2020

The COVID-19 Pandemic and the Healing Power of Silence

Community//November 11, 2019

Which Type of Tea is Tops for Easing Stress?

Community//July 29, 2019

Plan Your Stay-cation as a Stress Solution

Community//May 17, 2019

Soil, Seeds, Strength, and Serenity

Community//March 29, 2019

Wait Session or Relaxation Session?

Community//November 27, 2018

The Tradition of Christmas Correspondence

Community//July 31, 2018

Relieve Stress With a Simple Morning Stretch

Community//April 27, 2018

Forgiving and Flourishing

“People look for retreats for themselves, in the country, by the coast, or in the hills . . . There is nowhere that a person can find a more peaceful and trouble-free retreat than in his own mind. . . . So constantly give yourself this retreat, and renew yourself.”

- MARCUS AURELIUS

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