I have one critical requirement when it comes to buying a new purse: it must be big enough for a book. Yes I want it to be cute and durable … Continue reading Following the Leader
Category: Storytelling
When it’s Sunday, it feels like Saturday.
Most Sundays start with a whirl of busy as Momma comes into my room far too early. She pulls open the blinds, even in the winter, to show that the … Continue reading When it’s Sunday, it feels like Saturday.
A Beached Boat
A few years ago there was flooding in Portland. Two different family members called from another state to make sure I was safe. I reminded them that I live several … Continue reading A Beached Boat
Then what happened?
If you have never watched a Hallmark Television movie, let me summarize every single one: A stressed out woman is beautiful, but not glamourous, and has something happen that forces … Continue reading Then what happened?
Flash Fiction: Till 2
12 people ahead. Or is it 11. Can’t quite tell if the one in the cap is a kid or adult. Well, it could be a kid with money. Or … Continue reading Flash Fiction: Till 2
Foolish Hope
Left. Right. Left. Right. Steps lead down the sidewalk without thought or intention. Left. Right. Left. Right. Sunshine is beating down, pushing away memories of the recent rains. A breeze … Continue reading Foolish Hope
An Eclectic Palate
Sonia tugged on the hanging edge of her scarf, wondering for the 100th time that morning if she could get through this. It seemed to easy when Danielle first told … Continue reading An Eclectic Palate
Regrets
Sagging into the first seat available, Arthur leaned against the frosty glass, hoping the chill would keep him awake. No coffee shops were open this late in his neighborhood and … Continue reading Regrets
Waitress and #MeToo
Every experience teaches you something. Even the bad experiences. Even the bad dates. From one, let’s say bleh rather than bad date I learned a very important name: Sara … Continue reading Waitress and #MeToo
Conundrum
Abigail was born first. Quiet and smiling. She fell asleep in her daddy’s arms within minutes of entering the world. Her presence seemed to settle any room. Grandma Suzanne said … Continue reading Conundrum
Starting Line Miracles 