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Walking Old Roads

A Memoir of Kindness Rediscovered

Ordinary people like me are responsible for the decline of social capital. In other words, distrust and selfishness have overpowered kindness and a sense of community. While I search for my own lost benevolence in memories of growing up in a small Kansas town in the 60s and 70s, the importance of becoming a better version of myself is amplified by my mom’s battle with congestive heart failure and the world’s struggle with COVID-19.

Compilation Books

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A Daily Gift of Gratitude

A collection of stories from nearly 100 grateful hearts around the globe. Compiled by Teresa Velardi.

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A Daily Gift of Hope

A collection of nearly 100 stories from hopeful hearts around the globe. Authors include Teresa Velardi, Vincent Lanci, me, and many others.

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A Daily Gift of Kindness

Many voices have come together to address the need for kindness. We hope you will relate to these stories and share a little kindness with others in your life.

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A Daily Gift of Peace

This collection of stories is from people who have experienced the lack or loss of peace and have found it again. Our hope for you is that you will find peace in your heart as you turn the pages of this book.

Upcoming Releases

Door Number Three - A Memoir of Stupidity & Confidence

The journey continues in my second hometown. Graduating from pompoms to truck driving and on to college life. Transforming from teenager to sorority girl to career woman.

The Face of Relevance - A Memoir of Ageless Purpose

Sharing life with my best friend is rewarding but not without a few bumps in the road from time to time. Moving from house to house as we discover where we want to be, raising cats, swapping roles with parents, and coping with loss challenge us along the way.

Life on a Shelf - A Migraine Warrior’s Memoir

I have lived life as a daughter, a sister, a wife, and a friend. I have played the role of teacher’s pet, sorority girl, employee, and a stranger passed on the street. I have worn many hats and migraine has lived under every one of them.