Letters from the Front and Why a Fifty-Year Mystery Finally Found Peace
The cedar chest in my bedroom has always held the ghosts of my life. Most of them are...
Author: Gail G. Taylor
The Porch Light Next Door And Why My Daughter’s Quiet Guardian Saved Us Both
The blue digital numbers on my kitchen microwave read 3:02 a.m. when I finally stopped staring at the...
The Line Between Two Houses and Why I Refused to Pay for My Ex-Wife’s Affair
The blue digital numbers on my kitchen microwave read 6:41 PM when I finally sat down at the...
The Scars on the Fence and Why My Father’s Lesson Saved My Family
The summer I turned twelve, the air in our backyard felt like it was constantly vibrating with the...
The Weight in My Coat
“You look like you are carrying the whole world, dear, and that is far too much for one...
The Midnight Call From My Daughter And Why Her Secret Neighbor Changed Everything
The blue digital numbers on my kitchen microwave read 3:02 a.m. when I finally stopped staring at the...
The Ink on the Deed And Why My Father’s Amateur Forgery Cost Him Everything
The morning air in the kitchen was still, smelling faintly of toasted sourdough and the dark roast I...
My Boyfriend’s Mother Called My Nursing Degree a Low Goal and Paid for It
The fluorescent lights of the hospital hallway have a way of draining the color out of everything by...
The Glass on the Terrace And Why My Stepchildren’s Bahamas Ambush Cost Them Everything
At fifty-three, you think you have finally learned how the world works. You have buried your first husband,...
The Wheels That Carried Her And Why A Yard Sale Bicycle Restored My Faith
The driveway behind our house on Elm Street was always too wide for just one person. For thirty-four...