THE ASSAULT: Harbingers, Cycle Two, Book Four

by Molly Jo Realy @MollyJoRealy

I’m having the best evening. Seriously. The. Best. Evening.

My living room is decced for the holidays. I finagled Friday off work for a four-day weekend. I’m surrounded by three-fourths of Catford Manor. And I just finished reading a really good book.

So you know what comes next.

Sure, you do.

WHOOP! WHOOP! SPOILER ALERT!

Read no further if you don’t want to know the story.

Seriously.

Leave.

Now.

Still here?

#awesomesauce

Read on:

First, I’m glad I was slow in reading this book. It just means it will be that much sooner when I … read the rest. . .

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That One Time Coffee Took Me to David Cassidy

by Molly Jo Realy @MollyJoRealy

As I write this late Sunday night, social media is abuzz with the deaths of iconic people who, for good or bad, were a part of the fringes of media that continues to weave its way through my life.

The first is Mel Tillis. Oh, how I remember “Coca-Cola Cowboy” and “Neon Rose.” Country music was a staple in the family car when we drove up to Grandma’s, on the portable radio when we worked in the garden, on the Hi-Fi for Saturday morning housecleaning. In the late 80s the genre seemed to shift to … read the rest. . .

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Frankly, On Faith: Give Thanks

by Molly Jo Realy @MollyJoRealy

This is the time of year we don’t need reminding to be thankful for what we have. Food on the table, surrounded by family and friends.

Or do we?

Is it the big things that bring to mouth the words, “I’m thankful.”?

Or is the little, everyday things?

This week I challenge you to give thanks for things not often considered:

  • For teeth as we brush them, for the ability to chew food.
  • Strangers we pass. They’re someone’s family.
  • The fridge that holds our food.
  • The attendants at gas stations and convenience stores.
  • The air
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