“[She] rarely had a twenty-four hour period in which it appeared she                  had accomplished something great for ...

You would think on a hundred-degree day, somebody—something— would be moving on the lake. That’s the thought that dampened our previous ent...

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What are five things most people don’t know about you? That’s the question my friend Keiki asks authors she features over at The Vessel Proj...

Yep, if you look closely you will see that's my Call of a Coward wedged there in between Sarah Palin and George Bush, a placement that ...

After witnessing the folding of the flag at my father’s burial service recently, I realized I had no knowledge of meaning behind the thir...

The birthing center anchors the entrance to the town; a veteran’s cemetery marks its end. Dunkin Donuts, a market, bar, pizzeria, and smat...

I was so mesmerized by the black swirling rain that obliterated my view of the pool fifteen feet away, that I didn’t even think “tornado’ ...

  There are those times when fear nails you to the spot, clips your lips shut, and freezes all your otherwise honorable actions. Sometimes t...

 Back in the days when we didn’t know any better, my siblings and I stuck our tongues out at each other and hurled childish names designed t...

Okay, so we’re not talking a multimillion dollar standoff between a rare worm and an oil pipeline, or a fly and a building complex, cases ...