Rebecca Johnson
Bio
Writer with a lot of different interests from dog rescue to medieval history to haunted houses to welding
Mental health matters
Follow me on Twitter @AliasRebecca
Stories (16/0)
The Haven
The cabin in the woods had been abandoned for years, but one night, a candle burned in the window. The adventurous and the foolish would come across it from time to time. Generations of local teenagers said it would be the perfect place to sneak off to late at night, but none ever did. Some feeling they couldn’t name kept them from returning.
By Rebecca Johnson2 years ago in Fiction
Bosco And His Bad Decision Making
There’s a reason my blissfully sweet dog, Bosco, earned the nickname Big Dummy. In case my tone is being lost in the translation from whatever screen you’re reading this on, please know that this was a nickname given with love, often accompanied by an indulgent laugh. Some dogs are just doofuses and, well, that was Bosco.
By Rebecca Johnson2 years ago in Petlife
Mental Health Resolutions for 2022
The beginning of a new year is a deep breath. For all the talk about starting over when the clock strikes midnight, it's more of a chapter break than a new story. We can choose to leave certain behaviors behind, but we don't have the option to unload everything that has shaped us into who we are.
By Rebecca Johnson2 years ago in Psyche
Not a #BossBabe; Just Your Average Feminist
My Instagram feed is positively brimming with Boss Babe mugs. Is this a side effect of nearing thirty? Or maybe it’s just that after centuries of repression and a lack of basic rights, more women than ever are taking control of their own financial future. You know what, I think that’s it.
By Rebecca Johnson2 years ago in Viva
The Nitty Gritty of Wedding Invitation Etiquette
When I was hired as a stationer six years ago, I didn't even know what a stationer was. For the uninitiated, a stationer is the person you go to when you want personalized cards, letterhead, or invitations. And yes, in the digital age it is rapidly becoming a thing of the past.
By Rebecca Johnson2 years ago in Marriage
How To Slay A Dragon
1. First, you must decide with absolute certainty that you wish to undertake your quest. Qualms may result in death. 2. Dress for the occasion. Perhaps a sturdy wardrobe made of flame retardant material would be the best choice (you may think this is obvious, but heroes are not always the most logical breed).
By Rebecca Johnson3 years ago in Fiction
