Years, months, weeks, days, hours, minutes, and seconds… As human beings, we’re always marking things on the calendar or glancing at the clock. Time is limited, and it is precious. While flipping through a newspaper, have you ever found yourself stopping to peruse the obituary page? I have. It’s strange, but after a peek at … Continue reading TIME

For your enjoyment, here’s a short story I’d written a couple of years ago that was printed in Green Prints magazine. Jim and I were very, very green as far as gardening was concerned when we first started out. Maybe some of you can relate. Get closer to the earth. That became our mantra when … Continue reading The Bronx Farmers

For the past few weeks I’ve been posting short pieces by several of my author friends. Today I have another one for you, this time by cozy mystery author, Beatrice Fishback. Mulit-published, and highly talented, Bea is a world traveler who, along with her husband, Jim, has spoken to audiences on several continents. A native New … Continue reading A Slice of Death

For your reading enjoyment, may I present “The Woodpecker,” a short, inspirational story graciously provided by author Dana K. Ray from her book, A Word: Ordinary Days With an Extraordinary God.  Enjoy… The hardest lessons for me are the ones when I look back and see, what I like to call a duh moment. When the … Continue reading The Woodpecker by Dana K. Ray