Author Archives: Chico’s Mom
Sunshine Valley
College words College words. Was this something that was always going to be present in his mind? College words. He was by no means stupid. She just had more book learning than he did. He knew how to do things no book could ever teach a person. She really didn’t know how toContinue reading “Sunshine Valley”
Armor
Sunshine Valley
A place to call home Evie woke up in a strange room. She didn’t feel scared, not even out of place. In fact a very strong sense of belonging filled her. This room had a very secure feeling to it. She couldn’t remember ever feeling this way. There was always some change goingContinue reading ” Sunshine Valley”
Dragon
Sunshine Valley
The worst Worst! She turned her head finally looking at him. He was watching her. “Worst?” She was shocked. A trimmer rippled through her. “Worst.” He restated. “Why dad sent me to summer camp I have no idea.” “Really? The worst?” All of a sudden her throat was reallyContinue reading “Sunshine Valley”
Bugs worked out
With God’s help, I think I have all the bugs worked out. Allow me to explain. I have always been jealous of people who knew from the time they could express the concept, what they wanted to be when they grew up. A few years ago, I started a blog. What better way to shareContinue reading “Bugs worked out”
Sunshine Valley
The past “Evie, when you left here to go find whatever it was you wanted to find, I never left you. Every chance I got, I watched the two of you show and compete. I would bring your dad to the meets. One day, you two were winnin’, the next day, you wereContinue reading “Sunshine Valley”
Back to the drawing board
Sometimes we make things way harder than they have to be. There is no need to reinvent the wheel. It works amazingly as is. But because we are human; we want to make it better. For those of you that read my work, I published my first work on KDP. There is an idea rollingContinue reading “Back to the drawing board”
Sunshine Valley
Teka “Hey sheriff,” Danny called. “When u gonna sell me that horse?” “Never,” Dillon barked in his true gruff fashion. Or so Rebecca thought, hateful man. “Come on man. You can’t keep her at home.” Dillon raised an eyebrow at him. “You’ve got to treat your horseContinue reading “Sunshine Valley”
