Writing
Time for Fireflies
The Pollyanna of Ohio
Time for Fireflies
Creative Non-fiction story which reminisces of a simpler time growing up in small-town Ohio.
Mock Turtle Zine
Issue 15, Summer 2017
This issue is no longer available on their website, so I'll share it here later.
The Ogre
The Pollyanna of Ohio
Time for Fireflies
Creative Non-Fiction short story about overcoming the fear of my verbally and emotionally abusive husband.
Overcoming Fear, edited by Ruchi Acharya of Wingless Dreamer.
Available for sale at Amazon.
The Pollyanna of Ohio
The Pollyanna of Ohio
The Pollyanna of Ohio
An essay about the values we have as Ohioans and of the good I see all around me.
Essay Daily
The #Midwessay Series
Posted April 9, 2021
This Is My Hallelujah
Confessions of an office manager
The Pollyanna of Ohio
Our dear brother in Christ, Donnie Allen, passed away yesterday afternoon. He will be deeply missed. Words just cannot express how much. He touched so many lives during his stay here on earth that I am in awe of him.
From my blog:
Seven Degrees of Me
Posted: May 17, 2021
Confessions of an office manager
Confessions of an office manager
Confessions of an office manager
I've just had this AHA moment thing going on all week. God is just so amazing! I pick the topics based on talking to others, or something that catches my attention in a Bible study, or sermon, or even based on what's going on in my own life, but once in a while, I'm reminded that it's God who is picking the topics for me.
From my blog:
Seven Degrees of Me
Posted: April 30, 2021
What's the Cost?
Confessions of an office manager
Confessions of an office manager
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his was my husband's golf ball. He loved the fact that our backyard was long enough that he could practice his swing (I guess this one got away). He loved being out back working on his garden, or shooting hoops, or even just sitting on the porch swing. This golf ball is a reminder to me that life is a precious gift. Its a fragile gift that needs our full, undivided attention.
From my blog:
Seven Degrees of Me
Posted: August 31, 2012