by treeparker | Jan 27, 2013 | Family, Fiction
She could hear the rhythmic clacking of Robert’s clock as she stomped up the stairs. The second stair from the top creaked as 15-year-old Dusty stepped lightly on it. She liked the sound it made. Robert, her math and engineering genius brother, always skipped... by treeparker | Jul 23, 2011 | Devotional, Uncategorized
To be rid of self-censorship and soul-betrayal (which really means deceiving and leading myself astray) means the truth has to matter to me. I have to believe truth is the only thing that is worth writing or taking action on. I have to believe that the truth will set... by treeparker | Jul 22, 2011 | Devotional, Writing Helps
Coming to a blog near you. “Five Things a Christian Woman Should Never Say” part of a new series titled: To talk or not to talk. Give me a guess what you think the five things will be. Leave a comment on facebook or click on the title to this article and... by treeparker | Jul 22, 2011 | Family, Fiction
Momma was happy today. No there had to be a better word for it, Momma was jubilant, ecsactic really. She hummed a tune as she danced around the kitchen. She was making the family oatmeal cookie recipe. Sarah always helped make the cookies. Sarah knew the recipe by... by treeparker | Jul 19, 2011 | Fiction
She was struggling to stay afloat in an angry deluge swollen, waters from Drover’s Creek. Frantically she looked around for a tree limb to grab on to, but the current was swift and the banks were quickly disappearing. She had no idea where she was. Swept away by...