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Author Archives: Ann C. Averill
The Kingdom of Kerry
For as long as I can remember I’ve known I was adopted, and my birth father’s family came from Ireland. But before this week, the week we celebrate St. Patrick who brought the gospel to my ancestral homeland, there were … Continue reading
Posted in Flash memoir
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Possibilities
The Great I am, a God too big to name yet knows mine. Continue reading
The Eye of the Storm
My core identity and worth had nothing to do with where I came from, what I had, or what I achieved. Continue reading
Posted in Flash memoir
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The Incubator
I didn’t understand that unplugging the incubator meant there would be no chicks for Easter. Continue reading
The Taste of Kindness
It’s Random Acts of Kindness Week, so here’s what God’s kindness looked like to a third grader on a snowy February day in 1960. ****************************************************************************** Some Sundays after church we drive forty-five minutes to have dinner with the Swensons at … Continue reading
Posted in Flash memoir
Tagged #God'skindnessleadsustorepentence, #lookoflove, #powerofkindness
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Don’t Compete Complete
Last February I joined an online writers group called Hope*writers. Immediately, I began listening to their interviews with publishing professionals and reading through their library on the craft of writing, and the business of publishing and marketing. Drinking from this … Continue reading
Posted in Spiritual Growth, Writing Process
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My Friend Gloria
In a world full of disease and corruption, some people shine like stars. You just know you can count on them, and what they say is the truth, THE TRUTH. ************************************************************************************** I’d like to introduce you to Gloria. To see … Continue reading
Posted in Flash memoir
Tagged #death, #eternalhome, #gloriaring, #whatafriendwehaveinjesus
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Share Don’t Compare
This week I’ve been consumed with writing my first guest post, so I figured I wouldn’t have time to write anything new here. But during my composition, my mind settled on Proverbs 13:12, “Hope deferred makes the heart sick, but … Continue reading
Never Satisfied
Linda Leary is my new best friend in third-grade. She has a dark chocolate ponytail. Mine is the same color as Sampson, my orange tabby. We share the same bus stop and every morning ride to school in the same … Continue reading
The Art of the Memoir
As actors in our own lives, we are seldom aware of an event’s meaning or impact at the time it occurs. Continue reading