By: Jennifer Richardson Holt I heard an analogy the other day that rang very true. This writer described the feeling of that moment when you’re in the last few minutes of a movie or maybe only have one chapter remaining of a novel and you start to worry. There is a certain anxiety that isContinue reading “The In-Between Time 7/27/2025”
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Experimentation 2/23/2025
By: Jennifer Richardson Holt In a few weeks my family will be conducting an experiment. It is something with which I am relatively familiar and an undertaking in which my husband has a great deal of experience. My daughter, however, has the faintest inkling of this enterprise much like someone who has looked at aContinue reading “Experimentation 2/23/2025”
And Away We Go 10/8/2023
By: Jennifer Richardson Holt At the time this is published, I will be on vacation. If you’re a long-time reader, then I know what you are thinking. You are concerned that you are about to get another lengthy diatribe about my beloved vacation destination of choice. While I could easily go on for an indefiniteContinue reading “And Away We Go 10/8/2023”
An Adventure, of Sorts 7/12/2020
By: Jennifer Richardson Holt I once found a gate to nowhere. It was on a back road in the country, not too far from my home. I am not even exactly sure why I was on said road since I am certainly not one to wander from the beaten bath. I have the directional orientationContinue reading “An Adventure, of Sorts 7/12/2020”
Prose and Possibilities 