Paige Guffey
Bio
As a stay-at-home mom with four little ones, I seem to have lost myself. I'm beginning to get back in touch with my inner muse and making time for my writing again.
Stories (10/0)
Karen Severson and Laura Doyle
For the average teenage girl, life is full of angst, uncontrolled emotions, and raging hormones. It’s normal to be jealous of others and envy what they have. However, for Karen Severson she let that jealousy turn into murder. The object of her jealousy? Her childhood best friend, Michele Missy Avila.
By Paige Guffeyabout a month ago in Criminal
Andrea Yates
This story is tragic, both for the five children who lost their lives and for the mother who suffered for many years with a severe mental illness. Before going any further, I would like to warn that this story contains talk of suicidal ideation, attempt, and the murder of children.
By Paige Guffeyabout a month ago in Criminal
Mary Ann Cotton
Mary Ann Cotton had a string of husbands, four to be exact. Three of them died. She is also said to have given birth to thirteen children, only two of which survived her. For years, she flew under the radar until the death of her last husband’s son raised suspicion among the media.
By Paige Guffey2 months ago in Criminal
Sylvia's Room Challenge
If you're like me, Sims 4 becomes a little dull and routine after a few times of playing. All the challenges tend to revolve around Legacies. I stumbled upon this Room Challenge by Katoregama by chance and figured I would give it a shot and share it with you folks. I hope you will try it out with me!
By Paige Guffey4 years ago in Gamers
A Walk in the Park... Jurassic Park
Parenting is no walk in the park, and whoever tries to tell you it is… well, either they have no children themselves, or they somehow ended up with perfect little angels. Of course, you could still refer to it as a walk in the park if you are thinking of Jurassic Park.
By Paige Guffey4 years ago in Families
The Battle in My Mind
I remember sitting anxiously in the doctor’s office wondering if I truly needed to be there. I had considered turning back several times on the drive there and I continued to question it as my two-year-old ran circles around and the baby cried no matter what I did to try and calm her. Was I really depressed? It could just be a change in hormones. Maybe I’m just going crazy. Oh, how I wished that were true. To be honest, I probably should have gone to a doctor several years before.
By Paige Guffey4 years ago in Psyche
