A Day in the Life of Alison Kerby by E.J. Copperman

Running a Jersey Shore guesthouse means the day starts early. Really early. I’m talking early here. Like, five a.m. See? Early. You have to be up before the guests, make sure everything’s in order, clean up anything that didn’t get cleaned up the night before, get...

A Day In The Life Of Cat DeLuca by K.J. Larsen

I raised the pint to my lips and peered over the foam at the couple in the next booth. She was a bleach-bottle-blonde in a red sweater that stretched tight in all the right places. He was a turtleneck and sports coat guy. His glasses fogged when he stared at the...

A Day In The Life Of Wanda Boyle by B.B. Haywood

This blog was supposed to be about Candy Holliday. Why does everything have to be about Candy Holliday? Her life is not that interesting. First of all, she wears the same jeans and yellow fleece jacket everywhere she goes. How boring is that? I wear striking bold...

A Day In The Life Of Barbara Marr by Karen Cantwell

I’m a mom living in the quaint suburban town of Rustic Woods. Many of my days go something like this: I have one headache, two doctor’s visits to reschedule, three daughters giving me the evil eye, four piles of clean laundry screaming to be folded, and five minutes...

A Day In The Life Of Giulia Falcone by Alice Loweecey

When a nun leaves the convent, it’s called “jumping the wall.” There really was a wall at the Motherhouse—that’s the place where young nuns get trained and old nuns go to die—but I just walked out the door when I left. I thought that would be it, you know. After ten...