Dr. Mer Cavallo and a day in the Keys by Micki Browning

The gin clear waters off Key Largo were the last place I expected to find the dark side of paradise, but there it was, bobbing on the gentle waves. I pointed it out to Leroy, the captain of the LunaSea. He did a double take. “Looks like we got us a square grouper.” I...

Jackie Thum and a day in her life by Maddy Hunter

I’m swearing off men. Forever. You would too if you’d found your hair stylist husband in flagrante dilecto with one of his hair models. In our own bed! So I’m divorcing the lowlife and attempting to boost my spirits by touring Cornwall with a lovable group of Iowa...

On the move with Perveen Mistry by Sujata Massey

Is it already seven o’clock? I’ve hardly slept! I was up too late drinking coffee and talking politics with Pappa yesterday evening. The Britishers have put Gandhiji in prison again, and Pappa doesn’t know if it’s wise to add his name to the list of lawyers decrying...

Lexi Carmichael and a day in her life by Julie Moffett

Hello, everyone. I’m Lexi Carmichael, a twenty-five-year-old geek girl. For those of you who don’t know me, I’m a hacker and a cybersecurity expert. I’m good at my job, despite my continual requirement to prove myself because I don’t have a Y chromosome. I work for a...

Snow day with Willa Pennington by Aimee Hix

I used to love snow. When I was a kid. When school closed for the day and I got to spend a sleepy morning eating pancakes and then bundling up to meet my best friend to play in the snow. Even in high school we had the same ritual – pancakes then snow ball fight,...