Tag: tragedy

• LOVEBIRDS

  Friday I stepped outside my home around noon to walk to the mailbox.  I’d been working the morning through and hadn’t been out since I took my daughter to school, but it was still dark then.  I rounded the corner of the front and there in the concrete driveway just outside the garage door lay…

  Jamie Greening

  April 14, 2014

  All, blogging, Writing

  birds, birds flying into windows, blue jays, death, love, love birds, Romeo and Juliet, shallow grave, spring, tragedy

• VOICES OF THE DEAD ON YOUR PHONE

  When people die, it is tragic.  Sometimes there are events that happen after a loved one dies that almost seem as hard as the original pain of loss.   My newest short story features that kind of event–the ripping away of the scab that has barely begun to heal.  It is available right now for only…

  Jamie Greening

  March 5, 2014

  Books, Church, Culture, Writing

  Associated Press, cell phone companies, cell phones, death, grief, lost voicemails, pastoral ministry, Rod Serling, short stories, The Last Message, tragedy, voicemail

• TWITTER, JAPAN, AND TRAGEDY

  (WARNING–WHAT FOLLOWS MIGHT BE MORE OF A RANT) I’m trying to get into the Twitter action (you can follow me @jamiedgreening) and one of the most interesting aspects of it is following people who keep me informed of what other people are thinking.  This twitterfication came through this morning and I’ve been mulling over it…

  Jamie Greening

  March 14, 2011

  All, Culture, politics

  9-11, Baptis Global Response, earthquake, Japan, Luke 13:1-5, tragedy, Twitter