Stories Sown With Hope
I write short stories with elements of hope, love, and family. Retired teacher. Avid substitute teacher. Member of performing bluegrass band. Gardener. Parent of adults. Grandparent.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 182 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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Town Hall Meeting...Tonight (A Millcreek Village story)
Rose’s bag kept bumping her thigh as she ran toward the Millcreek Spa and Hotel. Hopefully, the extra tomatoes she brought to share with the community wouldn’t be crushed by the time she arrived at the town hall meeting.
She slid into the...
Where’s Maple? (A Millcreek Village story)
Rose pulled her wicker basket from the top shelf of the storage room. Those tomatoes wouldn’t pick themselves. She especially wanted to gather plenty for Dave at Edgeworks. With all these new neighbors, Edgeworks Cafe would probably be supe...
Lillian and Silas: New Friends (a Millcreek Village Story)
Photo by Jemima Whyles on Unsplash
The twins, Felix and Finn Forsythe, working together, slid the tablecloth off the table. A bowl of melon balls fell to the floor. Amidst their squeals of delight, the balls rolled in different directions....
A Whimsical Bog Party Welcome (a MillCreek Village Story)
“You’re green!” Rose sputtered. “Are you sick?” She tried to catch the flying pixie, but Wonder circled just out of reach.
“Of course I’m not sick, I’m Tinkerbell. The invitation said whimsical dress. Didn’t you read it?”
“I didn’t even k...
A Chocolate Welcome (a Millcreek Village story)
Photo by Juliette G. on Unsplash
“Definitely chocolate!” Wonder and Lillian were both emphatic, and they rarely agreed. So, the dessert Rose took to the party to welcome new neighbors would be chocolate.
That important decision made, Won...
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Retired teacher. Writer. Avid substitute teacher. Member of performing bluegrass band. Gardener. Parent of adults. Grandparent.
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