Window Over the Sink
Liz FlahertyStories from the heart. Sometimes the conscience. Occasionally the funnybone.
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It Was A Sit-in
It was the late 1960s, so there was nothing new about a sit-in. They'd been on the news for a few years. They disgusted most people I knew who were over 30. They weren't anything we bothered with where I was from. We didn't like things, we ...
Things That Remind Me
I'm comfortable with being old. I like having a huge quiver of memories to carry around, that our house is long paid for, that I can always go to bed and get up when I want to, that I have family and friends who fill my heart's places. Rega...
What Do You Do When...
You write a whole post ... yes, a whole one complete with title, several paragraphs, a funny line or two, and the weekly wrap-up. You're on your way to Canva to create a cool picture to go with the title, paragraphs, and funny lines when yo...
Then and Now
When I was a kid, I wanted to be popular. I also wanted to be thin, pretty, and well dressed. I wanted to have enough money to shop at mall stores and I wanted good hair. I wanted to buy bunches of books when the Scholastic orders were sent...
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USA Today bestselling author Liz Flaherty started writing in the 4th grade when her Aunt Gladys let her use her typewriter. The typewriter and the stories it could produce caught on, and Liz has never had a day without a what if… in it.
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