Category Archives: Christmas
A Merry Little Christmas
My favorite Christmas carol is “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas.” I’ve always loved the sweet simplicity of the sentiment. And though some might say the lyrics are sad, I’ve always found the words to be hopeful, the melody a … Continue reading
The Grinch of Bright Lights and Candle Glow
I’m excited to announce the AIW Press release of Bright Lights and Candle Glow, an anthology of eight holiday short stories, available on Amazon and other eRetailers. And, as a gift to readers, this anthology is FREE! Here’s an excerpt … Continue reading
Christmas Gifts #fridayflash #fridayfictioneers #100words
I love the sweet simplicity of this week’s photo prompt by Madison Woods. Here’s the story it inspired: Christmas Gifts Joey poked his head through the door. “Close your eyes.” “Oh, honey. Not now. I’m cooking.” … Continue reading
Christmas Treasures
It seems this year more than others, I hear a flurry of “bah-humbugs” from friends and family. And, I am no different. I’m not sure why–whether it’s the economy, politics and the constant bickering we hear about on a day-to-day … Continue reading
Christmas Treasures
It seems this year more than others, I hear a flurry of “bah-humbugs” from friends and family. And, I am no different. I’m not sure why–whether it’s the economy, politics and the constant bickering we hear about on a day-to-day … Continue reading
Waiting for The Wish Book
Today I was Christmas shopping on the internet – so easy, so convenient, so fast. Yet, wonderful and efficient as this new technology makes gift-giving and wish list-making, I decided it lacks something. I can’t pinpoint what that something is, but today, … Continue reading
Waiting for The Wish Book
Today I was Christmas shopping on the internet – so easy, so convenient, so fast. Yet, wonderful and efficient as this new technology makes gift-giving and wish list-making, I decided it lacks something. I can’t pinpoint what that something is, but today, … Continue reading
