Steve’s Work
May Flyer
It was 6 a.m. when the phone rang. My foggy brain started clicking off the possible people who would call at this hour. By the third ring, I placed my bet on my good buddy
A lot Has Happened, Little Has Changed
4 Comments “I settled into a story that I was sure was going to be about how you won that race. Then – bam! – the story took a really dramatic turn. JP” Several months
He Loves You
The love didn’t come first either…at least not from me. It was more like teenage testosterone focused on a vulnerable young woman. Linda, standing at four-foot ten, was ninety pounds of captivating feminine proportion with
A Family at Last
When I began writing my memoir during the summer of 2012, I asked Linda 6 questions about our first few years together, the good and the bad. At that time, we did not know cancer was spreading throughout her
They Went Home
Oh how difficult to have a face-to-face discussion with someone when both are trying to make their point and neither are listening to the other—the focus shifts to key words, and we tend to pick and
Perfect Imperfections
I purged a lot of frustration while writing “Shots to the Heart”—it was somewhat of a bare-the-soul approach. The pain I was stuffing created an angry edge to my words. When my sister (Cathy) read the