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ONE DAY AT A TIME published November 2006 in A LongStoryShort e-zine
*FEATURED STORY OF THE MONTH includes PERSONAL INTERVIEW *
There are choices we make in life that can impact the world. Here is the story of
one woman's choice and the events surrounding it.
FOURTH COMMANDMENT OF COMPUTING published November 2006 in A LongStoryShort e-zine
One finds faith in all environments. This is a story of how faith is expressed in
this computing age.
HOW TO END A RELATIONSHIP published June 2006 in Happy Woman Magazine.com
A satirical (hopefully)_practical guide on how to end a relationship and hide the
body.
I MARRIED A WILDEBEEST published May 2006 in A LongStoryShort e-zine
Males are males. This is a look at the statling similarities between wild beests
and domesticated beasts.
ARE THOSE LIONS I HEAR? published May 2006 in A LongStoryShort e-zine
Christians are not born bold. Here's a story of a cowardly Christian.
FOR EVERYTHING THERE IS A SEASON published May 2006 in BoomerWomenSpeak.com
Perspective can result in words having very different meanings. Especially when
viewed from a decade or two's persepctive.
PLAN(S) OF ATTACK published February 2006 in A LongStoryShort e-zine
This is a tongue-in-cheek story examining the different approaches writers use to
actually get to their desk and write. ..reprint..originally published in FellowScript
Magazine
VEGETABLES ARE FATTENING published in Feburary 2006 in ALongStoryShort e-zine
A friend's well meaning advice, even when taken to heart can often go astray.
This is a story about how perception is not always reality ..reprint...originally
appeared in BoomerWomenSpeak.com
FORCING THE LAPS published February 2006 in Fellowscript Christian Writing Magazine
This is a humorous article comparing the similarities in the mechanics of
swimming as compared to writing.
THE HOBBY published February 2005 in Thug-lit.com e-zine
We all need to find hobbies that we are good at and that we enjoy.
This is a story about one man's hobby.
CHRISTMAS WITH JELLYBEAN published December 2005 in ALongStoryShort e-zine
Many careers come with stress and challenges that either blast relationships
apart or cement them together. This is a story of one fathers work stress and the
impact it has on his family
WELCOME HOME published December 2005 in ALongStoryShort e-zine
A remembrance of my father and his last days.
LEARNING TO SOAR published December 2005 in The Writers Post Journal
A man turning 100 years old recollects the moment of his youth, when he
discoveredthat magic was real, and it is possible to soar like a bird.
A FAIRY-TALE FOR WRITERS published December 2005 in Quantum Muse magazine
"No thank you, we'll pass," the rejection spat at her, as though she was an
odorous
moldy food being forced upon them. We'll pass? She wasn't offering them a
platter of three-day-old shrimp, she was offering them a story she had poured her
heart and sould into, lamented over, strained over. Writers aren't born with thick
skins--they are layers of painful scars built over a series of rejections.
YOU GO ON published November 2005 in ALongStoryShort e-zine
Through diversity there is always hope. A look at the American Spirit.
THE CLOCK IS TICKING published October 2005 in ALongStoryShort e-zine
We often have accidental meetings in our lives with people who hold interesting
secrets that may affect our lives in positive, and sometimes negative, ways. This
is a story about one such meeting.
VEGETABLE ARE FATTENING published September 2005 in BoomerWomenSpeak.com
A friends well meaning advice, even when taken to heart, can often go astray.
This is a story about how perception is not always reality.
Plan(s) of Attack Published in Vol.23/Number 03 August 2005 edition of Fellowscript
This is a tongue-in-cheek story examining the different approaches writers use to
actually Get to their desk and write.
THE MAN WHO LOVED EYES published August 2005 in ALongStoryShort e-zine
This story was inspired by a good-smelling, sweet-talking man who complimented
me on my twinkling eyes. He was a charming man and I'm quite sure a few woman
would just die to get a compliment from him.
THE BLUE TARP published August 2005 in ALongStoryShort e-zine
We all have errands to run, and busy lives to lead, but how often do we pass by
someone who desperately needs our help?
PINK CORSET PURSE published August 2005 in BoomerWomenSpeak.com
I was watching a co-worker fumble with her small corset-shaped purse, and I
thought it would be fun to compare contents of our purses. The result of the
comparison is what prompted this story.
THE PHONE CALL published June 2005 in ALongStoryShort e-zine
I received a phone call which I let go to message. Later in the day, when I
listened to the message that was left, I was profoundly moved by what I heard. It
was a wrong number, or perhaps it wasn't.
call inspired this story.
| RESEARCH published December 2007 in Long Story Short Ezine for Writers A writer's research is never done but sometimes it can be taken to far! ONE DAY AT A TIME published May, 2007 in Writers Post Journal There are choices we make in life that can impact the world. Here is the story of one woman's choice and the events surrounding it. WHY I USE AN EDITOR published February, 2007 in FellowScript, Christian Writing Magazine. the strange and mystifying imaginings a frazzled writer can go through when entering into the 'editing zone.' |
A CHANGE OF APPETITE PUBLISHED JANUARY 2008 IN LONG STORY SHORT EZINE FOR WRITERS
EVENTS IN OUR LIVES CAN CHANGE HOW WE LOOK AT THINGS -- AND HOW WE EAT THEM.
EVENTS IN OUR LIVES CAN CHANGE HOW WE LOOK AT THINGS -- AND HOW WE EAT THEM.