Posts in short stories

by Staci Troilo
August 27, 2012

Heroes

This past week, the world lost two heroes. One hero lost his standing in society and […]
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by Staci Troilo
August 23, 2012

What One Online Tool You Might Be Using Incorrectly to Get to Know People

I recently read a post called “eBooks and the Personal Library” (http://scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/2012/08/20/e-books-and-the-personal-library/ ) by Joseph Esposito […]
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by Staci Troilo
August 20, 2012

Back to School Blues

So today is the first day of school for the kids— again. Where did the summer […]
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by Staci Troilo
August 13, 2012

It’s Up To You New York, New York

Ah, Old Blue Eyes. I fell in love with Frank Sinatra when I was a young […]
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by Staci Troilo
August 7, 2012

A Legacy is More than Boxes of Photos

My grandfather was a photography nut. I won’t go so far as to say he was […]
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by Staci Troilo
July 30, 2012

How Project Planning in Corporate America Helped Me Write Novels

Okay, it doesn’t help write the novels, but it did help me plot them. Let me […]
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by Staci Troilo
July 16, 2012

Who Wrote That?

My in-laws are in town. I was worried about how I was going to get a […]
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by Staci Troilo
July 2, 2012

What Do You Do With All Those Tomatoes?

Vandergrift, Pennsylvania when I grew up had a decidedly Italian presence. It was even more so […]
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by Staci Troilo
June 22, 2012

Corporate Identity Expert, Hah!

When I worked full time as a Marketing Communications Specialist for an engineering firm in Pennsylvania, […]
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by Staci Troilo
June 20, 2012

Hilarious and true. Did you forget the mummy… the one who wrote for so long to […]
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