by Liz A | Nov 5, 2021 | Guest Blogger
Sarah Grace You weren’t supposed to happen. You came after a series of miracles. First, we bargained for you on the old wooden picnic table in the kitchen of the old house. In January 1978, we were hit by a white hurricane. The clouds were green above the falling...
by Liz A | Oct 24, 2021 | Portfolio
Former prison now inspires service members through art Published in Military Families Magazine, my article focuses on how, “ former prison with a tumultuous past, the Workhouse Arts Center now serves the community and hosts the Workhouse Military in the Arts...
by Liz A | Oct 22, 2021 | Guest Blogger
John Francis (Happy Jack) Age 3 I am relieved to report, that on the eve of his third birthday, John Francis is becoming a naughty boy. For the two years he has been with us, he has been too good. Actually, his passivity is being replaced by demanding requests and...
by Liz A | Oct 19, 2021 | Pepper and Bear
Valentine Excerpt from Easy Street: Based on my mother’s memoir Without averting her eyes from the tabernacle, Baba brushed the top of Diane’s head with a kiss. The beads of her rosary slid through her knotted fingers, click, click. Over and over, she murmured her...
by Liz A | Sep 26, 2021 | Guest Blogger
Rachael Joy Ruth was to be our last baby. But truly, we could not stay with that. Rachael was our second “last” baby. Well, we all know about that. Rachael was our singing baby. She would cup her bare feet in her hands, roll back and forth on her back, and sing like a...
