Monthly Archives: June 2016

Her legs had became the color of a stop sign after sitting outside on a mid-June day for roughly 5 hours. Not a cloud was in sight for the duration of the sticky afternoon. The hours were filled with a … Continue reading →

THE YARD SALE It was a jungle of oddities, affront an old home on the corner of 3rd and Lampton streets. Julian Greer lived within walking distance of this minefield of odd furniture and even odder pictures, though he rarely walked after … Continue reading →

He awoke to the swirling winds of anxiety within his soul. It was a normal morning, the sun peering in through the large living room window, as he let the small, furry creatures out the back door. He seldom would … Continue reading →

Everyone has their firsts in life. First time choosing to respond to Christ. First time going on a date. First time kissing someone. First time driving a car. And other firsts, which we won’t get into here. But I somewhat remember my … Continue reading →

Wow. 28 years old, today. It doesn’t seem to fit, like a wet pair of slim-fit jeans. Like thinking that my parents were, at one point in time, children and teens and young adults. It’s one of those things about … Continue reading →