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Apparently, This Ending Needed a Rewrite
Just 32 days after asking which book ending I would change, WordPress asked which ending I would rewrite. So before answering again, I had a few words for the Daily Prompt department. Continue reading
The Story Between the Lines: A Father, a Son and an Unlikely Connection
Charley was a gambler, a killer and an absent father. His son built a very different life, but years later, their stories crossed in a way no one could have predicted. Continue reading
A Christmas Story Over Dinner
Atticus Finch and George Bailey might offer wisdom, but dinner with adult Ralphie Parker would offer something just as valuable: laughter, memories and stories worth retelling. Continue reading
Do I Even Feel Bad About My Screen Time?
Yes, I probably play too many games on my phone. Some exercise my brain. Others involve a penguin racing downhill on a sled. The real problem may not be my screen time, but the judgment packed into one little word: “even.” Continue reading
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Hawaii Five-0 Inspired My Trip—Mostly Through Food
Movies and books rarely inspire my travel because a teacher’s salary usually keeps me close to home. But when a family trip took us to Hawaii, Hawaii Five-0 helped turn the vacation into a delicious—and deeply historical—adventure. Continue reading
How Social Media Took Control of Our Lives
Social media began as a tool for connection, but it gradually became our newspaper, marketplace, town square, stage and source of approval. If I could erase one trend from history, I would erase the moment we stopped controlling social media and allowed it to control us. Continue reading