Michelle L. Clifton

The Murder of Ted: A Series of Unfortunate Events, an Uncozy Adventure is an author-life blog series by Michelle L. Clifton.

The Murder of Ted: Chapter 14 – A Sleuth’s Breaking Point| Author Life, Breast Cancer & Finding Humor

Ted may have been taking some serious hits, but this week it was my turn to struggle. Between exhaustion, treatment complications, a stubborn Bionic Buddy, and one very unexpected cabbage incident, this sleuth was getting dangerously close to her breaking point. Sometimes you have to let the emotions out before you can get back in the fight.

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Cemetery illuminated at dusk with soft lights for Día de los Muertos remembrance

Día de los Muertos: Honoring the Dead Through Faith, Family, and Tradition

A little history, a little faith, and a beautiful reminder that traditions can cross oceans and centuries. Discover the Catholic roots behind the All Hallows Triduum and how those traditions became part of the colorful Mexican celebration of Día de los Muertos, honoring the dead through faith, family, memory, and love.

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Written in a mystery-style journal format, this series follows Michelle’s real experience navigating an aggressive breast cancer diagnosis through storytelling, humor, and hope. This is not medical advice and is not intended to make light of cancer. It is a personal narrative about carrying difficult things while continuing to create, live, and write.

The Murder of Ted: Chapter 13 – An Unlucky Turn Toward Dark Times| Author Life, Breast Cancer & Finding Humor

The fight against Ted takes a darker turn as exhaustion, fear, and chemo brain begin taking their toll—but a little blood-bag chaos, some much-needed family support, and a 25% shrinkage give this sleuth a reason to keep fighting.

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