Sharon M. Kennedy

Sharon M. Kennedy is a freelance writer from Brimley, a small country town on the shores of Lake Superior in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Sharon writes about everyday experiences most of us have encountered at one time or another. Sometimes poignant, often amusing, her articles are a combination of present day observations and nostalgic glances at the past. She is a retired college English instructor.

SHARON'S ARTICLES

• Make Mine a Double (May 2017)

• Fourth of July, 1953 (July 2017)
• The Mystery of the Disappearing Bar of Soap (July 2017)

 

• Stopped Clocks Don’t Stop Time (April 2017)

 

• A Well-Stacked Woodpile (November 2016)

 

• Summer Softball Games (September 2016)

 

• An Old Cowbell Rings Memories (August 2016)

REFLECTIONS

• The Dichotomy of Thanksgiving (November 2017)

 

• No More to Play the Wild Rover (October 2017)

 

• The Whirl of Autumn Flies (September 2017)

 

• The Wearing of the Green (March 2017)

 

• Lick the Metal Pole at Your Own Risk (February 2017)

 

• Embracing Aesop and His Fables in 2024 (December 2016)

 

• Long Live the Olympics (October 2016)

 

• The Princess Cake (July 2016)

 

• My Mother, My Dearest (May 2016)

 

• Rendezvous at Noon (April 2016)

 

• Thoughts on a Mouse (March 2016)

 

• The 40-Day Candy Drought (February 2016)

 

• Guilty as Charged (January 2016)

 

• A Month of Christmas Dishes (December 2015)
• Disrobe? I Don't Think So (December 2015)

 

• A Gift in the Woods (November 2015)

 

• Be Careful What You Wish For (September 2015)

• My New Computer Has One Eye (August 2017)

• Experiencing that Little Piece of Heaven (August 2017)