The Toddler Whisperer
Caleb was half Beth’s height, yet he ran twice as fast–into the legs of the grumpiest man at the Cottage Cove Senior Center. Amos Wainright jolted with the jarring motion. The lettering on his blue t-shirt, “I may be grumpy. At least I’m not a Grizz fan,” crumpled when he leaned into the momentum. Beth…
Bringing the Best Parts With Us
Remember when we were younger, and our parents would watch reruns of their favorite programs. I’d sit alongside aunts and uncles on the plush couch, curled into the corner with a blanket. They’d say things like “I remember driving a Pontiac,” and take a brief visit down memory lane. Watching black-and-white movies with sassy heroines…
When Life Locks the Door… and Opens a Conversation
This week’s note shares a story of Brock and Katie, two individuals locked in a shed, forcing them to confront their unresolved feelings and past decisions. As they navigate their current circumstances, truths emerge about love, assumptions, and personal growth. This unexpected encounter becomes a catalyst for healing and renewed connection.
Remember to Live
Dear Reader, My love of the UK started seven years ago when I attended a writing conference. Don’t get me wrong, Scotland, London, and all the cities in between are great. But I love this place because of the friends I made. Over Zoom and Messenger chats, we’ve shared the highs and lows of life…
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