I am totally content being me…a very tall, fast talking, fast walking caffeinated redhead living out the life God gave me.
Author Archives: Elaine Sycks
The secret to 32 years
One of the reasons why my husband and I have been happily married for 32 years is that we do not attempt any ambitious DIY projects. There are skilled professionals for these things. We recognize we are not two of them! 🙂
HATE
It should be banned as a word, a noun or an action. The things done in the name of hate are unacceptable.
Health care and well being of an aging parent
My mom was just diagnosed with cancer, and this is on the heels of my younger sister passing away from brain cancer just over a year ago. Now we are trying to coordinate her care and treatment long distance and strategizing on a plan to move her to be wish our family.
Chapter 12 “Witness Entanglements” (from “The Skeleton in the Hayride” murder mystery)
Brody decided a more direct approach was needed with Arthur Finch. The “V.I.P.”meeting, the unscheduled late-night rendezvous, was too significant to be left tovague interpretations. He picked up the phone, dialing Finch’s Fine Foods. Finchhimself answered, his voice predictably brusque. “Finch’s Fine Foods, Arthur speaking.” “Arthur, it’s Sheriff Brody. I need to speak with youContinue reading “Chapter 12 “Witness Entanglements” (from “The Skeleton in the Hayride” murder mystery)”
To my Teenage Self….
What you may think is the end of the world, is not.
New Week Motivational Post
#lifeisnotfair #keepgoing #perseverance #courage #positivity #don’tquit
Don’t tell my husband I wrote this…
Any form of science fiction and The Twilight Zone tv marathons. Just NO
COFFEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Chapter 25 “Hope” (from “The Councilman’s Gambit”)
The fluorescent lights of City Hall hummed, a discordant soundtrack to the hushedwhispers and hurried footsteps that filled the corridors. The air, usually thick with thescent of ambition and power plays, now carried a lingering undercurrent of scandaland uncertainty. Patrick Carlisle’s acquittal hadn’t silenced the storm; it had merelyshifted its focus. The aftermath of theContinue reading “Chapter 25 “Hope” (from “The Councilman’s Gambit”)”