Jennifer
Stories that flow, told with humor and feeling.
Personal essays and autobiographical memoir of a world traveler, author, and journalist.
Recent PostsThere are 50 of these goldfinches that eat black nyjer seed at my thistle-give-away program on the front porch all the do-dah day. The seed is shipped in from Africa, costs $30 /bag, and damn if the birds can't pound it all down in a month. (Not bad ...
Loyalists and others. Will be busy a while preparing a print manuscript of this blog in the hopes of finding a publisher. Hope to get back to blogging when I can. I am so grateful to all your kind comments and support. You rock! You've given me juice...
Oh Alabama.Can I see you and shake your hand -- Neil YoungOn Sundays we would have eggs, bacon, grits, and biscuits with redeye gravy at the Waysider, then we'd head off on the country roads of Alabama. Often we'd have no plan at all but to wend thro...
For Will Blythe--The best way to make money from writing is to write about how to make money from writing and charge for it.Over the years, friends and passers-by have asked me for advice on writing. I have my own narrow views, informed by years in f...
Only those who have felt the searing pain of a pinched sciatica nerve radiating down their leg will know. Imagine, if you haven't, the incessant brutality of a half-inch drill bit driving deep into your ankle while you toss and turn in bed for weeks ...
It's what my family calls the Hyman Curse. I'm not convinced that we've been singled out. I hear too many horror stories from other people to consider my siblings and progenitors sole proprietors of the domain of self-inflicted misery. There's a fain...
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JenniferStories that flow, told with humor and feeling.
MaryleeI look forward to reading this blog every day. Always some words of inspiration, a story of friends and family, memories of the past and just a little thoughtful reminiscing to take me through the day.
markiStark and revealing tales of self discovery. A man who is not afraid of the dark places we all have hidden away in some corner of our minds. Tales woven by a man who is clearly a warrior in the fight for enlightenment. The term normally used is search for enlightenment, but in reality the struggle is a fight one must win out in in order to attain enlightenment. A fight within ones self. A fight with societal norms, warring governments, failings of the heart and the eventual acceptance that everything is exactly as God wants it to be.
Words crafted so, that the reader is drawn into the stories as if they themselves were there. Imaginings of sight, sound, smell, touch and taste. My senses come alive as I shut myself up into a closed room, where alone, I take a journey along with this man as I read the tales he has so perfectly crafted from his own real life personal experiences.
I have walked a mile in his shoes through reading the stories he writes. A mile that makes me a better man for knowing him and his life experiences.
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I keep coming back to this blog. The talent bleeds through every story. There are real conversations in here. This is what you would hear while talking to a friend. Thanks for sharing.
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