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Salt Water Beach

My 2nd Liebster Award

This one comes courtesy of my good friend KJ Waters.  KJ is the author of the upcoming mystery Stealing Time.  The Liebster is an informal award given to a blogger/writer as a sign of admiration and it comes with a significant cash award.  KJ has promised me that my check is in the mail. 1 … Continue reading »

Categories: Family, Friends, Good Friends, July 4th, My Amy, Salt Water Beach, Uncategorized | Leave a comment

A Review of Lowcountry Boil

Are you looking for a clever murder mystery?  One with a unique sense of place and enough quirky characters to make the cast of The Big Bang Theory take notice. Can you deal with a ghost as a central character? And I don’t mean a ghost in the traditional sense, one that fades in and … Continue reading »

Categories: Great Books, Salt Water Beach | 2 Comments

Shore Lines

Sands of Fortune swirl past my eyes As the bleached bones of the un-living Are once again cleansed by the tide Frothy water hushes our exchange While we walk in search of constancy on this ancient shore of change   Her many layers of faith, quietly challenged and bent The breeze stiffens, demands respect Vacationers, … Continue reading »

Categories: My Amy, Quiet, Salt Water Beach | 8 Comments

Cabot Pimento Cheese & Chicken Soup

  I’m always taken aback when I cook at a friend’s house and I’m asked if I “mind cooking.”  I’ve actually known chefs that would answer “Yes.”  Seriously, if you don’t love it then why would you do it?  While spending a week at the beach with friends I’ve been doing a lot of cooking … Continue reading »

Categories: Food, Good Friends, Quiet, Salt Water Beach, Spouse, What's really important | 8 Comments

Patience Please

In my lifetime I have been fortunate enough to save the lives of two little girls.  One of those little girls was my daughter Holly that my wife Amy and I adopted from Social Services when she was one month shy of her sixth birthday.  The other was a stranger, a charming little brunette maybe … Continue reading »

Categories: Death, Life, Religion, Salt Water Beach | 1 Comment