
Twenty-Two Years: God In the Immigration Office
In 1999, my friend and neighbor Blanca began the process to obtain her permanent residency. She was a minor, brought across the river at night
Let us run with patience the race that is set before us, looking unto Jesus…
(Hebrews 12:1-2)
In 1999, my friend and neighbor Blanca began the process to obtain her permanent residency. She was a minor, brought across the river at night
My sister Kerra was the first of us four sisters to have a child, several years after Mom died. So when her daughter was born,
One thing I failed to calculate about having a child was how many anxiety-provoking things would emerge. I feel like I’m always worried about something.
Happy Holiday Weekend! Here is chapter three of Trapped in the Tunnel for your pleasure reading. 🙂 When you see this post, I’ll probably be
I have this dumb problem of writing books set on the water. I HATE being on the water. I get sick the minute I step
We are on vacation. Here’s Trapped in the Tunnel chapter two! I may keep posting the chapters on the days I work or on holidays