homesick
My parents headed back to the warmth of the sunny south, and I am here with my grandparents to help with recovery. The goal is to get grandpa well enough to get back home. The doctors and hospital here are... Continue reading →
Author: Kaitlyn S.
driving and praying
If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to have someone you love so very much in a hospital on the opposite side of the United States than you are, it’s hard. Especially when you’ve been the one with them constantly... Continue reading →
engraved on the heart
a millennial’s response
This is a bit different than my other blog posts — this is a free lance article I wrote in response to the whole historical monument controversy, so it is written in a more formal and outspoken manner than I... Continue reading →
randomness
I have thought about posting something like this for a while now…..but have always chickened out. But I’ve enjoyed reading these sorts of posts from others, so here goes nothing =) Here’s 22 things that I am assuming you don’t... Continue reading →
finding christmas joy
Here’s another book I have been privileged to read from author Amanda Tero — I love reading her books, and this one was no exception! About the Book Melonie Brown just wants to get away from all of the pain... Continue reading →
rambling on
So, earlier this year there was a large(ish) gap between posts. And I promised to let you in to what I was busy with during that time. And as of right now, it’s been a couple of weeks since posting... Continue reading →
kiera
“Kiera is looking forward to her eighteenth birthday. The official end of school, a party with her best friend, and chocolate cake. A sudden military draft, no possible exemptions, had never crossed her mind. Kiera is terrified! Getting drafted would... Continue reading →
quest for leviathan blog tour
Are sea monsters a real thing? What about fire-breathing dragons? According to the Bible, there is a fire breathing sea creature who really existed: the leviathan. Amanda Tero brings this dragon to life in her newest short story, “Quest for... Continue reading →
four years down the road — part two
So, why didn’t I go to college? This is actually quite a popular question, with only one question being asked more frequently: “What are you actually doing?” I touched on the why a bit in my last post (part one,... Continue reading →