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Monthly Archives: June 2022
Curmudgeonly Me
Cur·mud·geon, noun (kər-mŭj′ən): An ill-tempered, cantankerous person, traditionally older, but now of any age. Cur·mud·geon·ly, adjective (kər-mŭj′ən-li): How I feel when I’m reading current political news. :>(
Posted in Humor, Quips and Quotes
Tagged argumentative, Democrats, economy, irritable, opinions, politics, Republicans, Roe v. Wade
25 Comments
Vacation Homes for You to Try
Originally posted on Potatoes and the Promise of More Potatoes:
Oceanview-View Beach House: Five bedroom, two bath Cape Hattaras beach house with stunning views of beach houses that have stunning views of the Atlantic ocean. There is a private pool…
How I Launched My Career (at Age 12)
My Real Memoir It had looked, when I was in 5th grade, like I might be heading for an art career in Japan. But then I’d gotten tsumetai ashi (cold feet). Not only because I wasn’t sure I would like … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Memoir
Tagged 1960s, boys, camp, funny, groaner, jokes, My Real Memoir, sixth grade
30 Comments
Facing a Post-Roe Future
Photo by Mustafa Omar Thought for the Week I have friends on both sides of the abortion fence. And so, although it’s no small task, I want to speak to both. That doesn’t mean I have no views on the … Continue reading
Posted in Culture
Tagged abortion, adoption, compassion, Constitution, pregancy, pro-choice, pro-life, Roe v. Wade, Supreme Court, unwanted
37 Comments
A Hard School
Photo by Alex Conchillos My cousin Cody struggled his entire short life with depression, addiction, and soul crushing self-doubts. He learned to drive that wretched machine in a hard school. And yet in the midst of the struggle he found … Continue reading
Posted in For Pastors and Teachers, Quips and Quotes, Religion/Faith
Tagged C.S. Lewis, eternity, forgiveness, God, grace, Luke 13:30, suicide
69 Comments
A Rude Awakening
Image by znstrk The Wishing Map is a full-length fantasy that is being posted episodically at this site. To read the previous episode, click here. To read the entire novel, begin here. It had been a busy night for Gina: adopting a baby … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Humor, The Wishing Map, Writing
Tagged adventure, baby dragon, fantasy, forest, Narnia, young adult
3 Comments
50 Funny, Quirky and Very Human Status Updates
It hasn’t been a funny week. In fact, for some of my family it’s been a heartbreaking week. My first thought was to post something comforting. But then I remembered how much humor has consoled me during unbearable times. So, … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Popular Culture & Entertainment, Quips and Quotes
Tagged Facebook, funny, human, memes, sarcastic, social media, status updates
18 Comments
5 Years Ago This Week
Five years ago, my newly-completed feature film Healing River (then titled Over-the-Rhine) had its world premiere at Cincinnati’s historic Memorial Hall. It was a heady moment, to say the least — the audience cried and cheered. Healing River went on … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Memoir, Movies, Writing
Tagged Amazon Prime, festivals, film, Healing River, hit, novel
45 Comments
The Poetry of Strong Women
My Featured Blogger this week is Gabrela Marie Milton of Short Prose. Gabriela is an Amazon bestselling poet. She’s also a Pushcart Prize nominee and 2019 Author of the Year at Spillwords Press, as well as the author of the #1 … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Quips and Quotes, Writing
Tagged best, blogging, emotional healing, Featured Blogger, prose, strength, women
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The Longest Day of the Year
My Real Memoir Sixty years ago, Hollywood released The Longest Day, a movie about the D-Day landings in the summer of 1944. For Dad it was a must because he’d been in World War II, sort of. I’d read the … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Memoir, Movies, Poetry, Popular Culture & Entertainment
Tagged funny, heat, longest day, My Real Memoir, summer solstice
24 Comments