‘Peanut pie’ rivals pecan on some Southern tables. Why do people love it?

Some pies beloved in the South are also crowd-pleasers elsewhere: peach, sweet…

Simple sustainability practice #13 — reuse those single-use plastic bags.

I was helping an older friend slice apples to make pie filling. She had three…

Does “Top Writer” Still Matter?

Did it ever?

Nostalgia

Another Cuppa Nostalgia That Makes The Heart Feel Good

At least my heart 😃

Secret To Burning Fat While Sitting

Revolutionary exercise ramps up your metabolism

Do We Need All Our Possessions?

“Until we have begun to go without them, we fail to realise how unnecessary many things are. We’ve been…

Episode 75

The night was dark and stormy.

The light above Scry Lake mirrored an aurora borealis, only it wasn’t. The moans…

Doggo’s been around for five years. That’s remarkable because I still haven’t got used to his high-pitched bark — which he uses at every conceivable opportunity.

Episode 73

The next day, I contacted the solicitors for my trust, Brun, Easley, and O’Malley. The offices were situated in Rockwell Township…

Murray and Marcie decorated the loft with their presence. He played the organ while she rode a broom.

Unexpected Greeting-134

Of the unnatural kind

Episode 74

I signed the papers giving me full possession of Haven House and all its grounds. The package from Aunt Cinder was a crystal ball, the…

Crime Always Pays — Chapter Sixty-Six

“The apartment’s too big for me now that mom moved to the hospice,” Angie said. “It’s fully furnished.”

There’s a Deer In My Yard

short fiction

Episode 76

The rain started before we discovered the paradox illusion. A space between the dam and ground that lead to an underground tunnel that…

Breathe In — Breathe Out: The Last Leaves

Short-form reads for those interested in meditation.