Category: Writing

• Lessons From A Dung Beetle

  We see dung beetles often on our walks across the crunchy soil that passes for roadways in our little village. I confess I have an affinity for them. It is a kind of admiration, really. I don’t feel as strongly about them as I do turtles but I do admire them. Why? Because dung beetles…

  Jamie Greening

  November 6, 2023

  All, Culture, Writing

  learning from nature, lessons, nature

• Beings of Light: A Poem

  I’m going to cheat a bit. Today is national poetry day, so I am sharing a poem I recently wrote for my WIP. The poem is based on John 12:25-36. Beings of Light Darkness is real. That much everyone agrees is true.People cn’t seeBlind to realityYoung and old stumble and fallInto the void we callBloodied…

  Jamie Greening

  March 21, 2023

  Bible, Writing

• The Best Fondue Is Wisconsin Fondue

  The Labor Day stories are really ramping up. Yesterday, Joseph Courtemanche told his tragic forklift tale (Click here for On The Horns Of A Dilemma)and today Kathy Kexel shares what has been going on with one of our favorite characters, Janelle. Kathy has written us a mystery novella — murdered family members, land barons, who…

  Jamie Greening

  September 1, 2022

  Writing

  Free Stories, Kathy Kexel, Kenosha, Labor Day

• Forklift Fondue

  Joseph Courtemanche brings some serious, ‘People should have Labor Day Off’ vibe with today’s Fondue Writers Club story, ‘The Horns Of A Dilemma.’ What I like best about it is the intricate detail he gives about the malfunctioning of the forklift. In the warehouses I’ve worked in before, I’ve never had clearance to operate one,…

  Jamie Greening

  August 31, 2022

  All, Writing

  Free Stories, Joseph Courtemanche, Labor Day, Waffle Irons