The Kitchen Sink

Today, March 8, 2016, marked the celebration of International Women’s Day. I don’t remember a celebration for this day before.

I’m going to share a piece that I wrote a few years ago. I called it a Fractured Fable. Or

By Gail Lee Cowdin December 2015 Even though Lindsey Patterson’s students were middle level eighth graders, they still got ultra

THIS CONTEST IS NOW CLOSED. 5 LUCKY WINNERS HAVE BEEN CHOSEN BY AMAZON! THANKS FOR ENTERING! Looking for that special

I have a new opportunity coming soon for my readers. I’ll tell you all about it within the next couple

One can be overwhelmed with sadness, fear, and negativity just by following the news reports and the ensuing social media

Fall is here. The leaves peaked last weekend. Explosive reds, yellows, oranges are everywhere. I love watching the leaf feathers

“My how times have changed!” About twenty years ago there was a commercial advising everyone to “Reach out and touch

“Winston and Fireflies” It’s June and the fireflies have reappeared. With their return come so many memories from my youth

“Halloween is Coming” Spooks, screams, ghosts, howls, shadows, squeaks, ghouls, groans, and monsters. Fright night. Everyone likes scary, right? In

“Time is Such an Interesting Thing” We use the word so casually. It is a fabric of our lives, a

“Obese People Cause Global Warming” This is an old post, but I wanted to include it here. I heard on

“Dealing with Dimentia/Alzheimers” I’ve decided my Blog should be called “The Kitchen Sink”. I never have just one topic I’m