Cynthia woke up. Everything was blurry, including the talking. She tried to move, but everything hurt too much. She laid there on her back, trying to make sense of the situation. What was happening?
The pile. It sits on Jake’s credenza containing all the documents and files that he’s promised Cynthia he’d review and be decisive.
“It’s perfect, Nate! I love it. Can we buy it, can we buy it, can we buy it?” Not the kind of outburst Nate wanted to hear while standing with the real estate agent.
Damien comes from a troubled family. Issues cascade from one generation to the next, like a series of waterfalls…
Sarah and Nate have very different stories of their initial dates. It was a whirlwind romance for them, by any measure of romance.
Don built a business, and a remarkably successful investment portfolio. He and Charlene enjoyed many years together in retirement.
The recipe for this meal is a legacy from Sarah’s parents, who managed with what they had. It’s a lot of work. And it’s messy. But it helped them get by when times were tight.
Inside that football-sized roll of towels, is a newborn baby. Nine months in the making, a lifetime ahead, fraught with challenges only begun by the arduous passage called birth.
Before the stroke, Marty had great control of his limbs. As a machinist, that’s a very good thing. Running steel through a lathe when you’re unstable, not so good.
Charlie’s new home is missing something important to her. Moving is always disruptive. She and Liam, bought the place knowing that they could fix it once they got settled in.