

America's Next Top Black and Decker Hand Model
With all that experience holding power tools, I never learned the cardinal rule to unplug them before touching their sharp mechanisms.
by Suzanne Weerts
Jan 31, 2019


The Acorn Assassin
When I was eleven, I almost killed all of the children in my neighborhood.
by Suzanne Weerts
Oct 25, 2018


Musings on Massages, Make-up and Manicures
“Why would you pay someone to clip your nails?” my mother questioned when I told her about my first manicure.
by Suzanne Weerts
Sep 20, 2018


The Domino Effect
I literally missed the train by one croissant from the breakfast buffet stuffed in my purse, one glance back and a hand heart directed at...
by Suzanne Weerts (as shared at Story Salon on
Aug 30, 2018


Guns and Gravel
Hidden in the drawer alongside spicy mothballs, my father had a gun! Was he a secret agent or something?
by Suzanne Weerts
Jun 22, 2018


The Unbearable Bear Paw Resort
I’ll go. To keep the peace, I’m going to go. But I am angry at the cavalier way the decision is handed down.
by Suzanne Weerts
May 27, 2018


To Tattoo or Not To Tattoo? (That is the Question)
My daughter wants us to get matching tattoos. It is sweet, really, that a twenty year-old wants to have a body part that looks the same...
by Suzanne Weerts
Apr 19, 2018


Tom Girl
Every time I got up to bat, the coach would say, “Let it hit you!” so I could get on base before I struck out.
by Suzanne Weerts
Jan 26, 2018


Counting Blessings: A Letter to My Mother
I taught myself to count my blessings as I drifted off to sleep, the way you counted yours even when your challenges seemed insurmountable.
by Suzanne Weerts
Dec 10, 2017


Encyclopedia A's
The Encyclopedia salesmen all did something that forever changed the trajectory of my academic knowledge.
by Suzanne Weerts
Nov 30, 2017








































































































