No one could have done it better! Pat describes the 24-hour travel experience that made her a Supermom.

Here are Pat's 12 Days of Christmas...no partridges and no golden rings!

One of Mom's favorite musicals was Jesus Christ Superstar. When she heard the Broadway hit Godspell was coming to Greenville, she decided to find out if it was as good as her favorite

Ever heard of cribbing timbers, mortise and tenon joints, and hydraulic jacks? Pat learned everything she could about each of these to write this week's episode, Moving Miss Manor.

The last thing Pat wanted to do was be at the delivery of any child that wasn't her own. Listen as she describes being in the car with a mother in labor, in this week's podcast.

in the early 2000s, Homeland Security wanted Americans to be ready for any kind of attack by storing food, water, baby supplies, clothing, and medication into an airtight internal room. That led Pat to give her readers some great stock tips.

In Italy, the Stewart gang traveled in a VW bus bearing French license plates carrying five English-speaking teenagers. That's a sure way to attract the attention of a group of Italian teens.

Pat's friend Caroline started a writing group for cancer patients. She joined their meetings and heard some incredible stories, in this week's podcast, Ode to Caroline.

The drive to the cemetery for Grandma Webster's funeral was actually quite funny. Pat explains how the hearse driver, the family limo, and the ten cars following behind almost didn't get there in Lost on the Way to Paradise.

"How could I name just one best book?" The question came from a flyer Pat saw at the library. As a bibliophile, Pat knew she would never be able to answer that question.