Why I Still Love You (originally published 2007)
A little more than a year ago my wife, Jill, and I sat back with members of my family in a crowded room and watched a man and a woman dance. He, agile and with deft feet, did most of the dancing. She, weakened by a long-term illness, smiled as he swirled around her. He […]
To Echo and Remain, A Review
To Echo and Remain, by Greg Lang From Paige Havens, Hoschton: Gwinnettian Greg Lang is already known to be a New York Times bestselling author, but recently he crossed genres, releasing a contemporary romance novel – To Echo and Remain. This story left my heart full and my mind reflecting, as it reminds us that we all have back stories and […]
Heal Thy Self
The best way to postpone death by embarrassment is to be the first to laugh at yourself. Laughing at oneself is self-healing; it inoculates you for the suffering that follows when others are only seconds away from doubling over in knee-slapping, screaming howls about something you’ve done. We may not all share this philosophy, but […]