A day in the life of J.J. Tanner by Linda Wiken

I love my job! Planning parties for others – what fun. Of course, it takes months of planning. It starts with the idea then add in venue, permits, caterers, flowers and other decorations, prizes, security, promotion, reports. . .it’s not easy being an event planner....

A day in the life with Carol Rossi by Dorothy H. Hayes

On this mild August morning, too beautiful to believe, I’m standing outside in the front of our little colonial placed in a Currier and Ives New England setting. I’m waiting for Lillian, my mother-in-law, to drive up the pebble and dirt driveway of Peaceable...

A day in the life of Helen Binney by Gin Jones

“Is there something wrong with the peas?” my dinner companion, Ambrose Tate, asked me. “No, they’re fine.” We were supposed to be celebrating my return to the small Berkshire Hills town of Wharton after too many weeks in Boston,...

A day in the life of Dr. Greer Dobbins by Amy M. Reade

Ever since my daughter, Ellie, was kidnapped right in front of her school, life for me has been anything but normal. I wish I had words to describe the heavy, haunting despair that fills my heart when I think what she’s going through right now. She’s only five years...

A day in the life with Carol Hill by Cathy Ace

A WISE Woman faces life as a new, still working, mother Carol Hill knew her body would never be the same, but, as she looked down at her infant son sleeping soundly, she also knew she didn’t care one bit. It wasn’t as though she’d ever been anything but a cuddly girl...