I’m a little late to the Wicked: For Good debate, but realistically, between parenting and work and writing and farming,…
There is so much more to being a good writer than understanding the rules of grammar and syntax. We can…
Isn’t it funny how common misinterpretations of Biblical or historical events are repeated so frequently that we take them as…
Today is World Suicide Prevention Day. Naturally, I have some thoughts about this, but I promise it isn’t a pity-seeking…
There is a ghost in my kitchen and I can’t ask it to go. I loved him but, angry, chose…
We’ve all heard the phrase “Life is short.” It’s used to justify our decisions to do activities we never thought…
I just completed a weekend trip with my mother and my sons. Visiting her cabin on the North Carolina/Georgia border…
I had always had a gag list of rules for summer, rules that were really geared for adults to remember what life was like as a child. The idea behind them was that summer was a time to let go of the rigid structure that was necessary the rest of the year and just enjoy the leisures and pleasures.
A creative nonfiction work, Summer 20XX, aims to inspire working mothers to chase after the lifestyle they want and reorient…






