Serafine could not believe it. Grammy did it. She heard every word. Every detail. She had spared no expense. No wonder she had pulled together a very diligent crew to encourage Serafine to relocate, permanently to Houston. Cooper walked her around the property that was so familiar yet...
Serafine looked over the pond remembering her carefree days as a child. Grammy made sure she wanted for nothing. She was loved. She was cared for. But as she grew up that wasn’t enough. Her parents left a hole in her heart. And nothing Grammy did helped repair it,...
…my favorite book, tucked near my favorite passage. Have fun! Serafine did not agree with Grammy and she told Rachel so as soon as she made it back to her car. “I feel like Grammy is trying to make me lose what last bit of sense I have left.”...
Serafine gripped the steering wheel tightly, slowly rolling her hands back and forth. She was nervous. She ducked her head slightly to look up at the house. From the driveway she could see him waving at her from the front-door screen. Waving back, she reached for the door...
Serafine stared at her cellphone on the end table. She couldn’t recall the last time she’d spoke with her father. Actually she did. It was a few days after Grammy’s home-going service. He tried to talk with her, to comfort her. But she did not know how to accept...
Rachel paused. Serafine stared at the letter. The music playing softly kept them from sitting total silence. “I have explicit instructions from Miss Jo…” Rachel said. “Of course, she wouldn’t have it any other way,” Serafine said, tucking her legs beneath her but leaning closer to Rachel. They...
“Miss Jo, you were always something,” Rachel said. She surveyed the room knowing she had explicit instructions, which she planned to honor. Miss Jo had been gone for weeks but, as always, she knew Serafine. It amazed Rachel, yet she had no time to dwell on it. Her...
“Grammy, you lied.” The words felt foreign to Serafine LeClaire as she said them. Josephine LeClaire, her grandmother, was far from a liar. She was a saint. She did no wrong, except leave her.
Saturday’s Sister to Sister is shaping into the vision in my head…and heart. In today’s video I share Part 1 of Make Your Requests Known. I pray you are blessed. I’m providing the resources below. Resources Featured Video: Here’s the direct link to the video....
We are beginning March of 2011 and I already feel as if 2011 has made a great impact on my life. I have experienced a couple of accomplishments and yet I’m torn because my family is battling with the illness of a loved one. I share this with you...
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