When I look around at everyday life, everything I see has a story. Everyday life is filled with abundant opportunities for imagining where something came from, what it was used for, and what it experiences. I can sense each object's history, its past, its story. I am the storyteller. This book will share with the reader snippets of everyday life.

(recently republished with even more great poems!)

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Angie stands alone in the rain, on a steel bridge, in the dead of night. She mourns the loss of the man she loved. Suddenly a strange man appears. He lumbers toward her. He’s drunk, and Angie is afraid. Trapped between the raging river below her and this man, there’s nowhere to run. What choice will she make? But what begins as a terrifying situation takes an unexpected and somewhat humorous turn. Read on to learn the outcome of this adventure.

Each of the three stories takes place at some point on a bridge. Sometimes a bridge can carry one forward to a new beginning, a new life, if one dares to cross it. For some, turning back is a better choice. And sometimes a bridge offers a way to connect with another person. In The Bridge And Other Stories, these bridges serve different functions, sometimes setting one free, sometimes turning one away. Three women, three bridges—which path will each choose?

PLAYBACK
Erin is suddenly single and alone, betrayed by a faithless husband of many years. Angry and defiant, she finds comfort in happy memories of a young love and the choices she made long ago. That was then. It’s time now to face her new life, and it’s time for payback, but what can she do that isn’t illegal?

MODERN DANCE (Honorable Mention, Kay Snow Writing Contest, Willamette Writers)
She loves to dance. It gives her life meaning. He doesn’t understand. He doesn’t even see her! And so she dances to fill the yearning so many feel at times and to show the love she cannot express. How can she make him see?

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