#OpenBlogHop
In this week’s Open Blog Hop, writers are asked to describe their favorite piece of furniture and any story there might be behind it.
My favorite piece of furniture isn’t because I enjoy it but because the man that I love and share my life with does. I affectionately call him Papa Bear on social media because he prefers that I don’t use his full name. I also like it.
I’m blessed with 27 years of marriage to a man that works damned hard for his family’s security. Continue reading “Papa Bear’s Porch Seat”
I have piles of khimars all over my house. Folded stacks sit in storage in the corner of my bedroom. Some hang from hooks on my closet, and with three daughters, they’re draped on the back of chairs and across sofas. They vary in style but two constants remained a part of my covering—my khimars are either square or rectangular and black is in abundance. 
There is an awesome feeling that runs through an author when a fellow offers support and encouragement. I trodded to the mailbox the other day and immediately lit up when I saw the large yellow envelope containing a signed copy of Nasheed Jaxson’s 
Review by Lyndell Williams
I started reading some of the short stories featured in the AMBW romance anthology 
Don’t let the name fool you. Flash fiction is a form of storytelling that requires concise and precise plot and character development. An author takes on the challenge of telling an engaging story in 1k words or less. 
Lyndell Williams 