by Kat Silverglate ©2024 A travelling salesman does his rounds through old country roads. The rarity of an unannounced…

by Kat Silverglate ©2024 When our son was young and learning about the world, we did the verbal things…

by Kat Silverglate ©2024 The drudgery of clearing ashes from a fireplace is lost on most warm climate folks.…

by Kat Silverglate ©2024 Often attributed to St. Philip Neri, a sixteenth century Italian priest, the story of a…

by Kat Silverglate ©2024 “I love moving,” said no right-minded person ever! Moving is inconvenient. Whether short or long,…

by Kat Silverglate ©2024 We’d never really experienced a family like this one. They were different. Completely different. I…

by Kat Silverglate ©2024  They had this argument fairly often. Argument’s too strong a word. Debate maybe? A point…

by Kat Silverglate ©2024 Writers, by and large, are an insecure lot. Imposter syndrome comes relentlessly like sugar ants…

by Kat Silverglate ©2024 You’re little right? And you’re standing in line at an amusement park ride. You know…

by Kat Silverglate ©2024 It made a crease in my brain. In the space where it decided to take…

by Kat Silverglate ©2024 We’ve all said it. Under our breath.  In our heads. On our knees. To a…

by Kat Silverglate ©2023 Some say when we pray for patience God allows challenges and tests. How else would…