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Tag Archives: Family
A Time To Dance
Momma was happy today. No there had to be a better word for it, Momma was jubilant, ecstatic really. She hummed a tune as she danced around the kitchen. She was making the family oatmeal cookie recipe. Sarah always helped … Continue reading
Choices in the 58th year
I got a year older today. It happens. No, I didn’t age a year in a day but it is my birthday. So I began to think about the age 58 and what might happen. At age 58, my mother … Continue reading
Fiction: A Time To Dance
Momma was happy today. No there had to be a better word for it, Momma was jubilant, ecsactic really. She hummed a tune as she danced around the kitchen. She was making the family oatmeal cookie recipe. Sarah always helped … Continue reading
The Legacy My Father Left Us
My father didn’t have the best of childhoods. The son of a hired farm hand, he and his four brothers and sister lived in various old farmhouses, some not much better than a shed, on others’ land. Although a good … Continue reading
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Daddy and me. My mother hummed softly, My father sighed delightly. In a dimly lit hospital room above a main street store In Fayette, Missouri, My grandmother took me in her arms and Would not let go For fear my … Continue reading
Life Lessons from Grandma
At the end of busy day, time to relax under the shade tree. As a child, in the summer, I would spend weeks with my grandmother on a farm between two very small towns you’ve probably never heard of. I … Continue reading
Scream Against World Suck!
The Scream by Edvard Munch The swing set looms boldly in our backyard, a fortress and a testimony to Jorge*, one of our foster sons. The young man was 13 when he came to live with us. He loved … Continue reading
Ice Cream Prayers
“Mommy, I want some ice cream,” whined three-year-old Matty. “You know we’re going to have supper soon,” Jeanine Anderson answered wiping her hands on a nearby towel. “Besides we don’t have any ice cream.” “I want ice cream,” the toddler … Continue reading
A Tribute to Maydene Carr, 1/20/04-7/4/93
The rain beats down on my windshield with big, wet drops. Is God crying? Does He feel the pain I feel. Our tears mingle together. And, I don’t know why they’re coming. My baby has my grandmother’s name and my … Continue reading
