Family
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A Special Bond
In August, Mom and Dad packed our suitcases and loaded them into the trunk while my brother and I climbed into the backseat. We ... -
Complacency Interferes With God’s Purpose
Complacency leads to dissatisfaction. It agitates the giant inside us causing us to crave a better quality of life. Take yearly resolutions for example. ... -
The Subtle And Mysterious Art Of Shutting Up
The subtle and mysterious art of shutting up is often overlooked. People have a tendency to share, myself included. We like to share in ... -
Home Invasion
No more school. No more books. Kids are home with cheery looks. I feel sick, I’ve done my best. This time of year, I ... -
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When We Troubled The Water – Part Three
“So, did you find anything?” Charlie’s glass thuds to the worn table top, the ice clicking against the rim. “Not a damn thing,” he ... -
White Privilege: Why It’s Important For Me To Teach My Kids It’s Real.
Being a mom is tough. Being a white mom who doesn’t want to raise blind, bigotted, unkind children is especially tough. I keep questioning ... -
Three Girls Hide And Seek
The bell rung unleashing three hundred frenzied students into the corridors. They trashed their lockers, threw papers in the air, and stampeded out of ... -
The Darkness That Surrounds Her
Trigger Warning: The Following Story Contains Suicide And Mental Illness She was jolted out of bed by the fear that was pulsating deep within ... -
Je T’Aimerai Toujours (A Goodbye Poem)
Pearls of wet drip south, down the parallel convex elevations on my face and onto the small angled cardstock sandwiched between my pointer finger ...
