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Holiday Mood

Productive in other ways

I love this time of year. I love this autumn weather the most. Give me a cool, cloudy day in Tennessee anytime. I’ll choose that over the wet blanket of humidity that is draped over this state most of the year. I do my best creative work during the fall and winter. Something about the… Continue reading →

Thanksgiving Cat

Thanksgiving was different for everyone this year, but especially for Ginger. Ginger decided this was the year she was going to come out of her shell and – gasp – act like a cat. Most of her day was spent trying to put her tail in the dressing, sitting on the top of a pie… Continue reading →

Season of Gratitude

This time of year, it isn’t uncommon for us to get a little introspective. Thanksgiving is upon us, but more than that, nature is urging us once again to look inside ourselves, take stock of what we’ve accomplished, and put things away that are not longer working. In this reflection, we are reminded of the […]

Breathe.

Breathe, America. You did good.

Everything is Fine.

Happy Election Week, dear friends. Today, I’m choosing to not be stressed about the election anymore.

3 Days

3 days until Election Day! Make a plan – vote – eat a cookie. Simple as that. #govote #govotetn

Chills Collections

Pilgrim Fowl Press is releasing the first-ever volume of holiday-themed short stories tomorrow. This collection highlights Halloween with a trio of tales that will spook you to your core. Annette Williams McCann stepped away from the children’s story genre to give you a tale of dating gone wrong, in XX, Leona. Inspired by the Celtic […]

A West Wing Quote

Four-in-ten Americans who were eligible to vote did not do so in 2016 according to Pew Research Center. None of these people thought their vote was going to make or break the election. We learned the absence of their vote could bring democracy to its knees.

Don’t Wanna Vote

The presidential candidates and their vice presidential candidates share political ideals. If you are unsatisfied with the presidential candidates because they are too old, too white, too rich, too whatever, then use the VPs as a compass. Listen to their comments on the state of our current affairs. Listen closely to their answers when they […]