Just a little announcement:
I’m excited to let you know I have another essay appearing in the current issue of Alexandria Living magazine!
It’s always a thrill to work with the kind folks at the magazine and as an Alexandria, Virginia resident it was especially fun to contribute.
Below is the link to my piece in the online version of Alexandria Living. Check it out, and if you like, please comment on the magazine website in the space just below the essay. We would love to hear your feedback!
https://alexandrialivingmagazine.com/lifestyle/life-is-like-a-loaf-of-bread/
Thanks to all those who’ve asked what I’ve been up to lately. Blogging continues to be great fun and has proven to be an exciting pathway to opportunities like this. Exciting!
Stuart M. Perkins
Fantastic!
Thanks Annette!
I loved this so much I shared it to my Facebook 🙂
Thanks for that!
Me, too!
The article made me feel warm and toasty. Well done!
Thanks !
What a delightful story! Congratulations- well done!
Thanks!
What a charming story with such a poignant message! Congrats and thanks for sharing it with us!
I thank you for the comments!
Reblogged this on Ramblings and Ruminations and commented:
This is such a delightful story, yet, with a very poignant message, that I wanted to share it will all of my readers! Enjoy!
Thank you!
Congratulations on your literary success, Stuart!
Thanks for all of your encouragement Peter!
Absolute beauty. Love the end line. “Don’t let life make you too crusty.” Happy for you Stuart!
Thanks for that!
You’re welcome.
I LOVE this story… and left my comment there. Your writer’s gift is truly a blessing to us all. Thank you for sharing here on WordPress.
With Love & Hugs, Jan Beekman
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Thanks Jan!
Reblogged this on janbeek and commented:
Stuart’s story is magnificently told. Do click on the link and go to the magazine to read it! It will rise up like yeast in you and cause you to want to share it, too!
Jan, thanks for all of your encouragement!
You’re welcome. You are a treasure!
Congrats on spreading more good words. 🙂
Thanks to you too , because you’ve encouraged me for a long time now!
My very great pleasure.
Quite an allegory. I bake a lot of bread. All true, just never connected dots. Thanks.
Thanks!
Fantastic read! I love all the different plays on words. Congratulations as well on getting published again! 😁🌴
Thank you!
Great news! You do write so well and effortlessly.
Thanks!
Excellent job!
Thanks!
What a wonderful slice of life – or is it bread??
Great story, Stuart.
Thanks!
As requested, I tried to leave a comment on the Alexandria website, but it didn’t take. Hope you don’t mind that I’m leaving it here instead.
We have a family tradition, every Friday night, a braided Challah loaf.
Next Friday, I’ll be slicing the bread and thinking of this story…and wondering about my grandchildren 🙂
I love that tradition! Love challah bread too… thanks for the comment!
Congratulations.
Thanks!
A delight to read this,thanks! Have posted a comment on Alexandria too…
I bake bread. But this piece adds a whole new dimension to what is often in itself an act of love and care. Nice work. If anybody deserves a podcast, that pleasant, insightful lady does.
I am so happy for you! Keep writing. You CAN!
Thanks!
GREAT article! Old Town is one of my very favorite places to go, though I do not get there near often enough. Thanks for sharing this and good luck to you.
Namaste,
~C
You construct these so well.😊
Thank you for that!
Hey homeboy! I was out enjoying the sunshine in Old Town yesterday. I read the article today. It is very well written. I enjoyed it and posted a comment.
Thanks! Old Town and the river make for fun walks and great people watching don’t they!
Lovely story….thank you for so eloquently sharing it!
Nice piece. Congrats!
Congrats Stuart!
Stuart! Another great story!!
Warm and touching. I loved it!
Dave, Just wrote the comment you requested and also posted your story on my FB page. Hope you don’t mind. I thought it thought-provoking and worth sharing.
-Alan
Thanks! Thank you for the compliment and I appreciate your posting!
That is such a sweet *and true* story! Beautiful. 🙂
Thank you!