Distracted by Life by Sandy Ebner

“Finally, one night, as I sat staring at the TV with absolutely no clue what I was watching, I turned to my husband and said, ‘I think I need to talk to someone.’ He looked at me, really looked at me, for the first time in many weeks, and nodded. ‘Yes,’ he said. ‘I think you do.’ And so it began.” ~ Sandy Ebner

On Clichés and Onions by Carrena Sherrill

“When I stand in my kitchen, and turn the knife with thumb and wrist into the fresh shiny stuff inside, I realize that, like the onion, life unfolds in a similar fashion. The petals of my own peel away collecting in a heap on my cutting board. I can see them better this way. They expose a new perspective on the past, pungent yet sweet on my tongue.” ~ Carrena Sherrill

Sister by Laura Jean Moore

“We have had our own power struggles over the years, but with her I know the pulls and tugs are just a part of how we move forward together. I think of us like two rocks tied by string and hurtling through the air. When we hit something, we go in different directions, but wrap quickly to the same point. Together, we are a weapon. Apart, we are just rocks. I do not mind being a rock, but it is more fun to be a weapon with her.” ~ Laura Jean Moore

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