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Wisdom can come from the most unexpected places. Neighborly encounters that are less than ideal still provide teachable moments.

The third part in a series, this short story continues with Sadie and Lana. Was Lana able to salvage Sadie's career? And who is Brady?

Jay F. Calhoun's memoir reminds us small conversations can have a lasting impact and give us an appreciation for things once lost.

The struggle against an ever-shortening attention span is real, and has been exacerbated by a pandemic.

An amusing story of three women who find humor with each other while playing a game of 'Never Has He Ever', where the 'he' is their husband.

A short story of the first day of a family vacation. Does anything ever really go according to plan?

A short story of a young woman's return to her Gullah family and the cultural treasures that make her whole on Daufuskie Island.

This story continues with Sadie and Lana. Lana gets herself into a situation, causing Sadie to come face to face with someone from her past.

A relatable short story of two parents attempting to get their two children on the bus for the first day of school.

Dogs inspire us to follow our dreams, even when we don't think we have the strength. A short story about a girl and a dog named Jack.

A hilarious short story of three mischievous brothers, vacation bible school, and an episode that will forever be remembered.

A story of a couple, their multiple attempts at leaving the house, and how they never stop finding comedy in their journey together. We...

A humorous short story of an artist, her collection, and what happens when biting your tongue is out of the realm of possibility....

Life is as the bayou, barbaric brutality paired with unflinching beauty. A story of an old woman, a shanty, and wisdom.

Humor and motherhood collide in the most unexpected, expected way. Hold tight!

A story of a white clapboard church, the lives it encompassed, and the finality of it all.

How many times have you looked at a sunflower without really seeing it? A story to inspire us all, and appreciating what is not apparent.