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Many sunlit days and moonful nights have gone by and my pack-family has been home for all of it. Never in my life with them have they all been home together for so long. I especially like that the boy and the girl—who are kind of like littermates—often forget to close their nesting room doors…
From November 2019 Greenbriar Flyer Several months ago my daughter expressed interest in a scrunchie. For those of you who don’t know what that is, it’s basically an elastic band encased in loose cloth that sort of scrunches around the band. It’s intended to hold hair in a ponytail. When I was finished snickering, I…
This is Not a Love Scene made me laugh, it made me cry, it made me cringe, it made me reminisce, it warmed my heart, and it made me laugh some more. Maeve Leeson, 18, high school senior, aspiring director, is like no other character I’ve read. She’s spunky, sassy, intelligent, fearless and fearful, hilarious,…
I am the daughter of a VW mechanic (John’s Auto Repair & Parts); growing up, I spent quite a lot of time at the shop, hanging around, watching my dad and his mechanics working (and likely bugging the crap out of them). Archie, Ronnie, Danny, and Lucky were nearly constant figures in my childhood, their light blue and navy uniforms, each bearing a patch with their name over the front pocket and a faded red rag hanging from the back pocket of their pants.
For the past week, my mouth has been the center of my attention. Not the words coming out of it, because I’ve been trying to avoid talking, but the physical things going on inside. I had a gum graft for a receding gum line. I don’t know why it’s receding. I take excellent care of…
The Biggest, Brightest Star in the Sky 
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