Walls That Were Meant to Protect

What was inside the walls was a life that was quite different than it appeared. A story about life in post WWII Germany. By Helene Munson.

A Moment in Time

The ring. It captured the moments, both back then, and again, after. A LIfe Short that says it all by Lynda Bernard.

Life is a Rodeo.

“Rodeo had become a bright light for all of them during those dark days of Jacob’s sickness.” Life’s lessons. The finale. Historical fiction by Mary Ann DiLorenzo.

Building Mutual Trust.

Travel, noodle making and delivery, and more is woven into this insightful story by Helene Munson.

Variable Spring Weather

And I so wanted to take my daily walk. A humorous lament about variable spring weather by Lynda Bernard.

“I'll Be There Soon.”

Jacob, Willie, and Jake are reunited, and Jacob requests his one last wish. Historical fiction by Mary Ann DiLorenzo.

The End is Near.

Three generations and a lifetime converge. It’s a sweet homecoming. Historical fiction by Mary Ann DiLorenzo.

The Smell of Love.

“With ignorance and earnestness, she killed every plant she tried to grow, but she couldn’t stop mint from thriving.” By Ann Pogue.

A Short Story by Ann Pogue.

Set in an Ethiopian restaurant, The Flirt is not much about Ethiopian food, rather a master class in advanced flirting. A beautifully written story. You can feel the rhythm of it.

A Cold Winter Night.

The time has come to face the inevitable. Betty Lou asks Willie to come home to see Jacob. Historical fiction by Mary Ann DiLorenzo.

Trying to Make Sense of it All.

Jacob and Betty Lou try to figure out life. Sometimes the neat and tidy package we envision is not way it all turns out. Sigh. Historical fiction by Mary Ann DiLorenzo.

Life Goes Full Circle. Episode 15.

Jacob understands that Willie’s first priority is keeping his family together, just as his was long ago. And right now that means staying in Georgia. Jacob is challenged by his own wanting Willie to come back to Kansas. Historical fiction by Mary Ann DiLorenzo.