About the author

Charity Singleton

During the day, I write about healthcare; at night, I write about everything else I care about, things like art, faith, singleness, at Wide Open Spaces. I also am a content editor for The High Calling.org, a contributing writer for TweetSpeak Poetry, and a contributor writing to Blessed Are You: Meditations on the Beatitudes, a Lenten Collection. You can find me on Twitter and Facebook.

Hold the Chicken

I have chia seeds soaking in almond milk in the refrigerator. Earlier in the week I tried adding the raw, dry seeds to a smoothie that I quickly slurped down. I had questions about whether they should be eaten whole or ground up. Rather than Google the answer, tonight I posted the question in a private Facebook group of four friends. We all are trying to eat healthy – two of us follow a vegan diet – and within...

06 Jul 6:00 AM 0 Read More...

What About the Shop Around the Corner?

The hardware store around the corner closed down sometime in the last few weeks, and it’s my fault. On Sunday, I made a stop for some batteries and saw the sign on the door. But it was dusk, and I didn’t notice the plywood in the windows. I wondered how they could stay in business with such limited hours. Then, I went to the chain pharmacy that shared the same parking lot instead. I don’t think it was the...

17 Feb 6:00 AM 0 Read More...