Sally’s Doll
In an age of helicopter and lawnmower parenting and a world that is becoming increasingly dangerous, it is difficult to know just how much freedom…
Author: Rebecca Kojetin
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Composing
My musical adventure began in kindergarten with something our church called Saturday Morning Choir School. We studied music theory and practiced as a children’s choir.…
The Immigrant
Several years ago, one of my writers’ groups embarked on a project of artistic convergence. The project sought to pair visual artists with writers in…
Impromptu Conversations
Although written in 2009, the sentiments of this story still hold true today – maybe even more so with the struggles far too many people…
Karma
Karma, according to dictionary.com, is “the cosmic principle according to which each person is rewarded or punished in one incarnation according to that person’s deeds…
The Goddess
Sometimes it is good to experiment with styles of writing you are not accustomed to using. The following piece was created back in June of…
Necessary Elixir
CLICK! The first warm water pulses through veins to pick up caffeine in my heart of coffee, Pumping a dark, rich liquid into my empty…
Grandpa’s Hill
As I was growing up, the Friday after Thanksgiving began the cookie baking season. My mother and I would go over to my grandparent’s house…
Ginny Springs
In 1981, I earned my SCUBA certification, and on the honeymoon for my first marriage, we went SCUBA diving in Florida. West of Gainsville lies…
Confessions
I looked up from the case on my desk. The bell on the door had announced her presence. She sat on the chair facing me,…