Nancy Eady

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The Model 3300 Robotic Clone Return A description of the chaos caused by an overly zealous personal services robot in the ordinary household.

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A Dance in the Dark A short story where fantasy meets faith.

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  Discovering the True Impact of 'Freedom Isn't Free'

  9/15/2011

  A description of how the phrase 'Freedom Isn't Free' took on a deeper, sadder meaning for the members of one family.

  Also published on:

  • Yahoo! Voices
• One Secret Ingredient to a Successful Law Career: Working at a Law Firm Before Law School

  9/15/2011

  Your career as a lawyer will be greatly enhanced if, before law school, you take a couple of years off to work in the legal field in a support profession. I did, and the positive effect on my career cannot be measured.
• Words that Let You Live, No. 2: Words of Silver

  9/14/2011

  A discussion of several Bible verses and the meaning they have to me in my life.
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  A Butterfly Looks Back

  8/31/2011

  A butterfly looks back to his time as a caterpillar and in the chrysalis. In doing so, he reveals powerful truths that us humans can hold on to even in our darkest hours.
• Drought Continues in Tallassee and Throughout South During August

  8/30/2011

  A description of the drought conditions in the South, with particular emphasis on the drought in Houston, Texas and Tallassee, Alabama.
• Reverse Science Fiction

  8/18/2011

  Reverse Science Fiction - things that 30 years ago would have been science fiction that exist today.
• Football Fellowship

  8/12/2011

  I have enjoyed NFL games for years, without truly understanding the rules of the game. This is the beginning of a season long weekly series discussing the basic rules of football, especially the positions involved, with a very light touch.
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  Winter Winds: the Cycle Continues

  8/7/2011

  A poem reflecting on the cycle of seasons in the Southeastern U.S.
• The Outlaw Returns

  7/31/2011

  A short story about an outlaw's return to his home town, loosely based on events that may, or may not, have been real.
• Little Women: a Journey Worth Taking

  7/31/2011

  LIttle Women is a timeless novel that deserves to be read and re-read. This review explains what the book is about, and why it is still worth reading over 120 years after it was first published.
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  A Dance in the Dark

  7/15/2011

  A short story where fantasy meets faith.
• A Horse, Snakes and Scorpions

  6/30/2011

  Wherein a fifth grader encounters her first experience with the great outdoors for the perfect summer vacation.
• The War Begins

  6/30/2011

  A Belgian family faces separation as the Germans begin their invasion of Belgium in August, 1914.
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  The First Fourth of July Fireworks as a Family

  6/27/2011

  A front yard, a quiet street and the wonder in a child's eyes combine to make a perfect Fourth of July memory.
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  Rededication: the Fourth of July

  6/25/2011

  This poem celebrates America, and calls Americans to rededicate themselves to the central ideals of our country.
• Words that Let You Live

  5/28/2011

  A description of the way in which God can use Bible verses to guide His followers.
• Memorial Day: A Beacon Lifted High

  5/26/2011

  A poem honoring the men and women who have died serving in the United States military.
• The Model 3300 Robotic Clone Return

  5/25/2011

  A description of the chaos caused by an overly zealous personal services robot in the ordinary household.
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  Adventure of a Boston Tourist

  5/11/2011

  The story of a driving tour through Boston by two tourists with an unintended result
• Alabama Must Meet Educational Challenges in Wake of Tornadoes, Funding Shortfalls

  5/4/2011

  A description of key educational issues facing a small town in Alabama.