If you haven’t read the previous entries in the Strange Places series, you can find Part One: Strange Man here and the last entry, Part Three: A… Read more “Strange Places – Part Four: Council of the Afterlife”
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Strange Places – Part Three
Really quickly before I get to the blog post, I wanted to take a minute to talk about October, which is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Bullying… Read more “Strange Places – Part Three”
A Letter to My Daughter
A little while ago I decided I wanted to write a letter to our child-on-the-way. I ran it by my wife, who liked it, but then there… Read more “A Letter to My Daughter”
Strange Places – Part Two
PART TWO: HE KNOWS If you haven’t read Part One: Strange Man, click here to check it out. Garth of Bannockburn was never one to let… Read more “Strange Places – Part Two”
Strange Places – Part One
PART ONE: STRANGE MAN There’s something special about the grass in Oregon, thought Harrison. It doesn’t just blow in the wind, it dances. Mist… Read more “Strange Places – Part One”
Masculinity and Wearing Pink
I was fourteen when I picked out a pink shirt at Macy’s and asked my step-dad if he’d buy it for me. “Put that back,” he said.… Read more “Masculinity and Wearing Pink”
My Queen: A Poem
Hey, readers. Got any summer romances this year? I found my summer romance a few years ago, and she continues to be my muse, my love, my… Read more “My Queen: A Poem”
Thought Piece: What WOULD Jesus do?
As many of my readers may know, I was raised in a Christian home and I still practice that faith today. My brothers and I were all… Read more “Thought Piece: What WOULD Jesus do?”
My Summer Jams Playlist!
This post is a little different because there’s nothing to read, only something to listen to. It’s almost June, and that means it’s almost summer! The music… Read more “My Summer Jams Playlist!”
If Life and Marriage Were a Train: A Bad Analogy
Life is a lot like a train. A train that never stops at the same terminal twice. When I got married this past November, it was and… Read more “If Life and Marriage Were a Train: A Bad Analogy”
