Things don’t always go the way we plan. You know this. I know this. Yet, almost without exception, we aren’t ready when our plans are inevitably besieged by challenges we had not anticipated. Such is life. One of the greatest failures of … Continue reading
Lights sparkled in the hall way. Handel played on the stereo. The foyer was filled with the fragrance of pine. Candles flickered on the mantel. The scene was about as idyllic and peaceful as it could get. Not that it … Continue reading
Yeah, she shot them. And she’d do it again, too. No one cheats on Velma. No one. And especially not with her sister. Maybe the problems were inherent. She was named after her grandmother, an admittedly wild dancer from the “roaring … Continue reading
A mere generation ago, people who livds in the country, farm people, were easily recognizable by the way they dressed. Or, perhaps more realistically, they way they didn’t. Country people have, generally speaking, been practical in their fashion, largely out … Continue reading
I’m sure I’m far from being the first person to ever notice that the reality of history is much different from how we remember it. I remember a house being grey, while my late mother insisted it was white (turns … Continue reading