Teens by Amber Yates
I was told when I first had a daughter that as soon as she turned 13 she would turn on me and be the most difficult person to deal with. She would hate me and everything I have ever said. I have watched...
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Yet she smiles by Jason Wall
I don’t know her name. She lives in the city of Soroti in Uganda. Her happy face seems out of place in a country so poor. She is probably no older than five or six, and in a country where wives...
Little Things by Jori Butler
It’s the little things in life that continue to amaze me. One of those little things is my almost four-year-old stepdaughter. Her grasp on this world and her relationship with everything in it are...
Sometimes I can be beautiful by Desert Flower
Have you ever been asked to describe yourself? A million thoughts run through my head. A million imperfections, lines, figures and numbers. It’s amazing the way the mind of a woman can work.
I have...
Knowing Khyber by Kate
I am not a “dog person.” I grew up with dogs, but I have always considered myself more of a cat lover. There’s one dog, however, who was special enough to make me reconsider my position in the cat/dog...