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My First Passion by Kellie Kamryn Since the age of six years old, I’ve been in love with the sport of artistic gymnastics. According to legend, a family member, who was a physical education teacher at the time, thought my tiny, strong little body would be perfectly suited to the sport. To prove his point,…
I Share My Office by Carly Phillips Yes, that’s right. I share my office. Not with another writer, but with two dogs who think they own the place. When I started writing, I began in our bedroom in a small corner. The clicking noise kept my husband awake, so I moved to a small room…
Game Change by Tammy Schubert Dating has changed, and I don’t know the rules to the game. What I do understand disturbs me. Actually, maybe it is just that I’m too old-fashioned to truly accept the dynamics of modern relationships. Let’s talk about the flirt process on a well-known dating site. They offer the ability…
A Southern Storyteller by Mary Marvella I remember being the smallest kid in our group. I was the oldest, but the others outgrew me. I exerted my control and influence with my stories. When we played school, I was the teacher. When we played outside I took charge. I made up the situations for “Play…
