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A Saturday stroll in a new town. On a whim, I turned down a sun-dappled side street and came upon a small storefront, its window chockablock with used books. Nudging open the weathered door, I stepped inside to the tinkling bell overhead. In that moment I knew I was home.
HOME
A Saturday stroll in a new town. On a whim, I turned down a sun-dappled side street and came upon a small storefront, its window chockablock with used books. Nudging open the weathered door, I stepped inside to the tinkling bell overhead. In that moment I knew I was home.
FOREWARNED
He harkened to the dove’s cooing in the cool of the morning as the sun winked past the horizon’s lip, and it soothed his soul. Yet, even as he was lulled beyond his life’s cares, he did not see far to the west the first clouds of the gathering storm.
FOREWARNED
He harkened to the dove’s cooing in the cool of the morning as the sun winked past the horizon’s lip, and it soothed his soul. Yet, even as he was lulled beyond his life’s cares, he did not see far to the west the first clouds of the gathering storm.
My latest. I hope you'll give it a read.
My latest. I hope you'll give it a read.
EMBERS OF MEMORY
Of a summer’s evening we gather around the campfire, laughing and singing the old songs. Most of all we revel in the tall tales about granddad. And as we speak, each in turn with a riotous story, he comes alive once more, his ruddy face beaming in the dancing flames.
EMBERS OF MEMORY
Of a summer’s evening we gather around the campfire, laughing and singing the old songs. Most of all we revel in the tall tales about granddad. And as we speak, each in turn with a riotous story, he comes alive once more, his ruddy face beaming in the dancing flames.
What happens when a Bible-beating man of the cloth succumbs to the temptations of the flesh? I'd be pleased if you'd give my latest a read.
What happens when a Bible-beating man of the cloth succumbs to the temptations of the flesh? I'd be pleased if you'd give my latest a read.
Poor, old Shifty. He deserved better.
Poor, old Shifty. He deserved better.
“Don’t you dare pick up that dirty thing!” she scolded, jerking my hand away. Chastened, I walked on home with her after school. “How about that?" Dad marveled the next evening from his easy chair. “The nickel that guy found on the sidewalk? Paper says it’s worth fifty thousand bucks.”
“Don’t you dare pick up that dirty thing!” she scolded, jerking my hand away. Chastened, I walked on home with her after school. “How about that?" Dad marveled the next evening from his easy chair. “The nickel that guy found on the sidewalk? Paper says it’s worth fifty thousand bucks.”
I hope you'll giver it a read.
I hope you'll giver it a read.
Each night the scene is the same. The house is shrouded in silence and darkness, the curtains drawn tight against the world. As he looks, he often wonders what pain, what sorrow, what loneliness haunts the person within. What is her struggle? Does it mirror his own?
Each night the scene is the same. The house is shrouded in silence and darkness, the curtains drawn tight against the world. As he looks, he often wonders what pain, what sorrow, what loneliness haunts the person within. What is her struggle? Does it mirror his own?
He lived alone, beloved by everyone, waving and smiling at each neighbor, giving candy to all the children. When he wasn’t seen for few days, Officer Bryant paid a house call. Once inside the rambling old Victorian, he spotted the dark stain on the carpet before he saw the gun.
He lived alone, beloved by everyone, waving and smiling at each neighbor, giving candy to all the children. When he wasn’t seen for few days, Officer Bryant paid a house call. Once inside the rambling old Victorian, he spotted the dark stain on the carpet before he saw the gun.
I always read the warnings. In the case of our new washing machine, the instructions are never to add "explosive substances" to the water.
I always read the warnings. In the case of our new washing machine, the instructions are never to add "explosive substances" to the water.