“Oh my God, is this real life?” our friend Vicki whispered. “She’s coming. Here she is. She’s here.” We finally make contact with Patti.
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The Night We Kissed Patti LuPone: Part II
Ted’s brother and sister-in-law became good buddies with Patti and her husband. I was jealous, sure, but their friendship brought my dream of meeting Patti one step closer to reality.
The Night We Kissed Patti LuPone: Part I
What’s your favorite story with your spouse or significant other? Here’s one of ours, the first of three installments over the next few weeks.
My Memoir Set for October 2022 Release
I’m happy to report that my memoir is scheduled for release in October this year to coincide with Atlanta’s Pride celebration.
‘Emily in Paris’ and the Joy of a Friendly Argument
On Facebook this week, I posted a quick review of the Netflix hit Emily in Paris. It stirred up a nest of lively opinions about the show—and some bittersweet memories of better times.
Wordle, You Break My Heart
Dear Wordle, You remind me of a guy I had a summer fling with in college. We had fun, but we knew it wouldn’t last.
Finding a Room of One’s Own
Whether we’re professional writers or not, we all need a quiet getaway when it comes time to put words on paper. I once found one in the middle of nowhere, some would say … and it worked beautifully.
The Perfect Winter Cocktail
Here’s a treat Ted and I have been enjoying lately, a mix of rye whiskey and ginger liqueur. It seems absolutely right for the wintry weather.
Love Isn’t Selective: Christmas Joy on Death Row
Ted and I made a donation through our church this past Christmas to New Hope House, which has offered support and hospitality for Georgia’s death row prisoners and their families since 1988. We had no idea what a moving experience it would be.
Mike and Ted’s Stack: Good Books for 2022
My first read of the new year. A wonderful novel that imagines what might have happened to three lighthouse keepers who disappeared from a remote sea-washed lighthouse in the outer Hebrides in 1900. What’s on your reading list for 2022?