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Used to be I thought children’s tales and fables were just for kids. Yet when I look back now I recognize life lessons craftily concealed
April 10, 2015
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Used to be I thought children’s tales and fables were just for kids. Yet when I look back now I recognize life lessons craftily concealed
Not all of it. Just the parts where I got my ass kicked over, and over, again in this game of life. Did I want
“Why is Dad so Mad?” PTSD is no joke. And it strikes without a conscience. We are all susceptible
“Mommy! Puh-le-ee-eeze Mommy! We don’t want to go to be-eh-hed! Please Mommy!” The quartet’s tormented tune wailed over and over again from behind the catty-cornered
People laughed when she told them her idea. But she did it anyway. Lynda Roemer was a thirty-something career woman. This bright, polished manager of
Why I’m Jealous of Single Parents Ah, spring. The birds are back. Grass is battling to get its green on. Women are frantically trying to
WOW I consider myself fairly hard to ruffle in any sort of meaningful manner. I mean, I may disagree with your views- like when anyone
If you have a job, you’ve probably commiserated with people about it. Maybe you like your boss but hate the job, or love the job
My book, Front Toward Enemy details the personal and factual aspects of my husband’s murder and his killer’s subsequent acquittal. Haven’t read it yet? This piece I
I’m often asked why I write. My short answer? Because I can’t sing. But deeper than that is the real reason- I write
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