Some memories fade, but a few stick like splinters. These are mine.
Porch Stories, Vol. 1: twelve short tales from my porch. True ones. The little house on the hill with its free supply of honey, the woman in the window, the summer mornings racing down the dirt road to Gramma's. The things I took that weren't mine, and the ones I nearly lost.
No lessons tied up in bows. No polishing. Just the way it was, told the way I remember it.
Want a little taste?
Here are a few excerpts from the book. Settle in and read a little. You might find something familiar in one of these old memories.
[Excerpt: Pancakes at Gramma's]
There was still a huge stack on the table. Those were the best pancakes ever. I don't know what she put in them. I've never had pancakes like that since.
[Excerpt: House on the Hill]
And instead of thinking about stings or getting in trouble, we did the only logical thing. We peeled off a small board and helped ourselves.
[Excerpt: Woman in the Window]
I peeked in her windows and now she was peekin' in mine!!
Take It Home
If you'd like to take all twelve stories home with you, Porch Stories, Vol. 1 is available as an ebook.
From my porch to yours,
Angel 🏡