by Sue | Jul 6, 2026 | Body & Soul
Let my Reclamation Project Begin I’m on a “reclamation project.” After a thorough evaluation during my first chiropractor visit, it turns out that on a scale of very good to very bad, I’m at the bottom of “good” and about to enter “bad.” I’ve also been blogging less,...
by Sue | Jun 29, 2026 | Uncategorized
I’ve lived in Rochester, one of the three largest cities in New York State, all my life, and I’ll always celebrate it. It was a great place to grow up in. My New Home Before I moved to Tennessee, I thought Appalachia was a part of the South that was full of...
by Sue | Jun 21, 2026 | Faith
The words we use matter. Two images come to mind when I read the word “abandon.” The first image is negative, as in an abandoned home or a person who has been left alone to fend for himself. I like the other image more, where “abandon” can mean joyfully surrendering...
by Sue | Jun 14, 2026 | Uncategorized
Welcome back. Today, we feature Rita Reali’s conclusion to our little three-part saga. I’m including the first two parts in case this is your first visit. Part One As a publications editor and graphic artist, award-winning author Dee Lynk has written copy...
by Sue | Jun 8, 2026 | Books & Writers
Welcome to Part 2 of our Round Robin story, Gray’s Anatomy, where three writers concoct parts of a short tale. Last week’s contribution is included here in case you missed it. Then read on for Part 2. Rita Reali will bring it home next week, where you can...
