Jami For the Record
Stuff I Used to Say
Never put a cap on lifetime adventures. If there is a brand to be used, this would be my dad’s. My dad has done all the things. He’s still doing them, there’s no telling what he’s up to today. My dad has hunted in Africa, fished in Argentina, had food poisoning in the French Riviera,…
Read MoreI Quit: Moving to Schitt’s Creek
This is not what you think it is. My physical person and family aren’t moving to Schitt’s Creek. But for a moment, my life was written and directed by Dan Levy, and his father Eugene Levy became my vision of the face of God. And when it was over and I was left with the…
Read MoreIn Defense of Pocahontas
Pocahontas may be old news or a faint freshman history memory, but for me, she is a catalyst to words I have held close for a while. I love Pocahontas. And no, not the Disney version. As a very young mother, I vowed none of my children would ever watch the Disney version of the…
Read MoreReal Belief in a Really Noisy World
Oh, but it is noisy, the world and its opinions. How do we know what we even know what real belief is anymore? During some intentional research for a proposal I am working on, the loudness got to me. By the time I closed my computer and shut my phone down for the day, my…
Read MoreGod vs. The Law of Attraction
God vs. The Law of Attraction Hey. Are you ready for it? It’s 4 am and I have grappled most of the night with a few questions about God versus the Law of Attraction. I don’t know where I was when the hype first started, but it’s been nearly two years since I began studying……
Read MoreThe Habitual UnFaithful: Undoing the Autocorrect of Unbelief
The Habitual UnFaithful: Undoing the Autocorrect of Unbelief Habitually unfaithful, how does one autocorrect unbelief? I mean, “She’s a good baptist.” And she did a great job at it, in Sunday school, potlucks, ladies’ auxiliary luncheons, funerals, baby dedications, and Fall Festivals, benefiting the church’s Mission Inner City Salvation Crew. But when the tables and…
Read MoreThe Fortune Teller’s Aunt by Jami Amerine
Listen here to The Fortune Teller’s Aunt by Jami Amerine read by Jami Amerine! Or on your favorite podcast app! Or read it below … take a beat, take a breath, and let’s begin: Nelda made the swift four-block trek from the bus stop at the corner of Maple and Pine to her building. Although…
Read MoreIn Its Place by Janyre Tromp
Listen here to In Its Place written by Janyre Tromp read by Jami Amerine! Or on your favorite podcast app! Or read it below Hi! I’m Janyre Tromp, author of the upcoming WWII-era novel Shadows in the Minds Eye. Actually, I’m both an author and a book editor. So that pretty much means that if my…
Read MoreDreams by Suzann Smith
Listen here to Dreams by Suzann Smith read by Jami Amerine! Or on your favorite podcast app! Or read it below “Good morning,” Sammie grunted in reply to the entirely too cheerful “Good Morning, Mommy!” she had received from the little pixie who had come to steal her sleep. “Mommy!” The little creature continued with…
Read MoreAdelaide’s Sanctuary
Listen here to Adelaide’s Sanctuary by Erica Brock read by Jami Amerine! Or on your favorite podcast app! Or read it below Adelaide’s Sanctuary Adelaide lay upon her canopy bed holding a cold compress to her cheek. She waited for the pain to subside but the chilly fabric could not soothe the throbbing wound that went…
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