Stacy DennisoninHingedCoast Starlight ConnectionsOwen Carter was excited about his very first trip on a real train. A precocious boy of four, he adored trains and his last birthday party…Jul 18, 2020Jul 18, 2020
Stacy Dennison5 Lessons To Being Financially Okay During CrisisFrom a young age, my father always taught me “don’t put all your eggs in one basket”. He usually said this while tucking an allowance into…Jul 15, 2020Jul 15, 2020
Stacy DennisoninHingedSundays at Grandmom’s House“You can pick something out of Grandmom’s stuff to keep. The rest of it we’re donating.”Jun 20, 20201Jun 20, 20201
Stacy DennisoninHingedA Vintage from the AshesMaria watched from the balcony of the second-floor ballroom as the first wall of flames met the edge of her family’s beloved vineyard…Jun 13, 20201Jun 13, 20201
Stacy DennisoninHingedA Tool for SurvivalThe last thing I remembered was walking to my car after a long day of work temping at an office in the middle of an industrial park. The…May 16, 2020May 16, 2020
Stacy DennisoninHingedLittle Girl LostCandice sat on the worn brown carpet of the living room floor and played with her Barbie doll. Candice didn’t have many toys, but she did…Mar 23, 2019Mar 23, 2019
Stacy DennisoninHingedThe Girl with the Red LacesRonnie self-consciously picked at the velcro strap on her sneakers. The velcro was old and worn and when she pulled it over to make it…Mar 16, 20191Mar 16, 20191
Stacy DennisoninHingedIrish LaceFiona stood at the shop counter and fingered the delicate Irish lace of the handkerchief, worrying if her mother would like it. Her mother…Mar 9, 20192Mar 9, 20192
Stacy DennisonHow to Pack for One Month in Europe With Just a BackpackLet me start out by saying, I’ve always been a travel with one large rolling suitcase and a small (okay, medium) carry-on bag PLUS…Feb 10, 2019Feb 10, 2019
Stacy DennisonObservations on GriefFor me, grief is like the ocean. Some days the waves are tsunami high, while other days the ocean is somewhat placid with tiny waves…Feb 20, 2018Feb 20, 2018
