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Small Business Saturday At Angel Kakes The little bakery was bustling. Foot traffic was at a seasonal high, as anticipated. As Chief Pastry Chef and Proprietor, Aundrea needed to stay ahead of expectations. She had been preparing all year for … Continue readingSmall Business Saturday At Angel Kakes
Trilby Burned Water Marta found her friend sitting on the back step of an ambulance with a blanket wrapped around her shoulders and an oxygen mask strapped to her face. “Jeez, Trilby. What were you trying to do, turn the … Continue readingTrilby Burned Water
All I Want Welcome to the 2020 Holiday Season Serial Romance! Jeb Powell is a stoic, solitary man with simple needs. All he wants for Christmas is a decent plate of cookies like Mom used to make. He’s pining for … Continue readingAll I Want
This is my chance to say Thank You for visiting the site and reading this season’s story.
I hope you enjoyed it. Hopefully, the next one will be even better. … Continue readingA Misfit Christmas – Thank You
Bryce and Veronica are a very unlikely couple who find themselves bonding over a traumatic experience. No love at first sight for these oddballs! It’s a rocky road and there’s no guarantee that they’ll wind up together forever. … Continue readingA Misfit Christmas
It would be more accurate to call her an Epiphany Witch, but let’s not split old gray hairs. … Continue readingChristmas Witch
In 1843, Charles Dickens introduced us to an infamous miser whose tale of repentance is one of the most memorable and beloved Christmas stories in English literature. … Continue readingFeature Film Friday: Scrooge
There’s something magical about snowmen. The ingredients are simple: some snow, some imagination and a few odds and ends to make facial features. … Continue readingMust Have Been Some Magic…
Would it be rude to suggest that Rudolph was just a marketing gimmick? I suppose if that’s all you said about him that it would be rude to say that. There’s considerably more to be said about dear Rudolph. … Continue readingThe Most Famous Reindeer Of All
The Children’s Friend This poem was published anonymously as a booklet in 1821. Clement Clarke Moore drew from the themes and ideas of this poem to craft his own “Visit from Saint Nicholas”. Old Santeclaus with much delight His reindeer … Continue readingThe Children’s Friend
