Friday The Thirteenth
Friday the 13th.
Almost midnight in Georgia.
I am still here. The folks around me are still kicking. My dogs are curled up next to each other out cold from a romp in the hot, humid, summer night air.
Not an unlucky day.
A day like any other, given a bad rap because of a number.
There are issues brewing that might make Sunday the 15th worrisome or Monday the 16th health issues of a friend are under scrutiny. Every day has a number and on any day your number can be called.
Today is Friday the 13th and it is a lucky day for me.
I like to think that every day is lucky. It's not the number that matters it's the number of things you can be grateful for on any given day.
The Unfaithful Widow is an engaging light, night-time, weekend or holiday read. The author’s cheekiness and naughtiness is refreshing, and her candid and humorous writing style made me feel I was sharing her journey over a coffee. I laughed, shed a tear and was kept captivated by her stories.
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—Helen Ross book review Helen Ross Writes
About Barbara
Author, "The Unfaithful Widow", a finalist in the 2011 USA Best Book Awards. Blogger for Lifetime Television’s "The Balancing Act", featured in Silver & Grace’s e-book, "Women Who Make A Difference". Antique dealer, jewelry designer, life commentator, and...
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