by Emily P Freeman | Nov 14, 2008 | story
Everyone has a story.Every story is important.Just because you can’t tell it perfectly doesn’t mean you shouldn’t tell it at all.Just because it may have already been said doesn’t mean you shouldn’t say it, too.Just because you...
by Emily P Freeman | Oct 31, 2008 | family, story
Your comments on my last post made me cry. In a good way. I wrote it to process through some of that unshakable fear. So thanks for being my sounding board.The car is totaled. We figured it might be, as there were lots of “crumbs” on the street after the...
by Emily P Freeman | Oct 12, 2008 | books I've read (or want to read), story
What began as a favor to a friend (sure, I’ll read the first book in that series by the end of November so you will have someone to see the movie with even though I’m not sure if I will be interested or have time), has turned into a two week long...
by Emily P Freeman | Jun 28, 2008 | story, writing
The life of my grandfather was one of discontent. An often grumpy man, his days were filled with the sound of his own mumbled complaints muffled only by the mind-numbing applause of The Wheel of Fortune. It seemed there was little that pleased him.He smoked brown...
by Emily P Freeman | May 14, 2008 | courage, story
A few years ago while working as a sign language interpreter at a local high school, I became friends with a math teacher whose name was Amanda. She was from England and had this spectacular accent that prompted students and teachers alike to constantly ask her to...
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