Vintage Eats of Kayleen Reusser
Capturing Delicious Recipes From the Past
This story was fun to do – My friend Jim enjoys history, gun collecting and an appreciation for family and military life. Jim Miller, Jr “The more history behind a gun, the better,” said Jim Miller of Uniondale, Indiana. Miller collects antique guns, particularly pre-WWI and those manufactured during the 1800s. He currently owns... Continue Reading →
I’ve been amiss for several weeks in posting. The reason is due to a vacation, working two jobs other than writing, and the approaching deadline of a children’s book. Thanks for your patience! Here is a story that appeared in the Ossian Sun Riser. Delores is a friend of mine from our Stitches of Hope... Continue Reading →
“It’s a calling, not just a living,” said Hollie Merchant, licensed massage therapist and owner of Blue Valley Massage in Sugar Grove, Ohio. “Giving massages is not something that is taught in school. It’s a gift either you have or you don’t have.” Merchant opened her business as the sole owner and employee in... Continue Reading →
This sweet lady came to my acquaintance a few months ago when I wrote her story for the Senior Living magazine. She has since offered me names of other people in her area that would make good profiles. Thanks for that, Linda! I’m sure you’ll see your friends’ stories in print soon! Linda’s story reveals... Continue Reading →
My husband, John, and I recently celebrated 32 years of marriage together. This article which I wrote for Lookout Magazine describes the long-term marriages of people we’ve known who have reflected Godly patience while living together. I post it here with hopes it will help other couples stay married. I just wish I had photos... Continue Reading →
This summer I've interviewed dozens of WWII vets. My goal is to write their stories and publish them in volumes according to where each lives (county). What a privilege to talk with each of them! They were all humble and still harbor a deep love for this country. Hopefully, future generations will read these stories... Continue Reading →
“Europe is this huge melting pot of cultures,” said 2007 Bluffton High School graduate Lauren Petersen. “That’s what I wanted to experience as a Fulbright Scholar. I wanted to be immersed in something completely new.” In June Petersen returned from a year spent as a Fulbright Scholar teaching English to students at... Continue Reading →
It is more blessed to give than to receive. Acts 20: 35 ** My seven-year-old daughter, Lindsay, helped me set the table. “I’m glad I’m not a fork,” she suddenly announced. ‘What’s wrong with forks?” I asked. “Forks like to stab things, trying to get everything for themselves. It’s like they say, ‘Gimme, gimme’ all... Continue Reading →
If you're interested in learning more about becoming a writer, plan to attend a FREE session tonight at Wells County Public Library in Bluffton, Indiana, at 6:30-7:30. The library staff and I will host the meeting. We'll offer tips on how to get started, local writing resources available and markets for your work. Snacks will be available.... Continue Reading →
This story appeared in IN Autos and RVS magazine, a publication I write for regularly. It’s fun to write about old cars and their owners! Jerry & Sue Fell Jerry Fell from Fort Wayne had always wanted to own a 1957 Chevy convertible. He had already owned other classic cars that he... Continue Reading →
Vintage Eats of Kayleen Reusser 