Lynna Clark
Lynna is an author, grandmother, cancer survivor, and introvert. She lives happily ever after with her high school sweetheart to whom she has been married 44 years. Her favorite word is “Simplify” and she hates gum.

Exciting News!

Lynna Clark has just published a new book, The Weakest Reed. We are so excited for her great accomplishment.

Click here to see how to order the book through Amazon.

  • Fuzzy Mullet
    By Lynna Clark There she was again. I kept running into this woman I was acquainted with long ago, usually in the parking lot of some store. As she […]
  • Decent Underpants
    By Lynna Clark I take great pride in keeping my home neat. It’s not always clean, but it is tidy. There’s a bright tablecloth on our little […]
  • Church Jerky
    By Lynna Clark Our hometown of Salisbury, NC is beautiful, especially Fulton Street. We drive that way often just to enjoy the view of homes and […]
  • Buttered Cats
    By Lynna Clark David opened the can and put it on the seat between us. His reward for going grocery shopping was a tiny splurge on cashews. We headed […]
  • Always Lost
    By Lynna Clark If you are one of those people who gets into their vehicle and heads out all willy-nilly without first considering very deliberately […]
  • Aldi Quarter
    By Lynna Clark We have a grocery store in town that requires a 25 cent deposit for the use of a shopping cart. Therefore we make sure to have an Aldi […]
  • The Eyebrow Situation
    By Lynna Clark One of our favorite TV personalities made a remark that caused us to laugh. As the show continued David tipped his head and asked. […]
  • A Broken Road
    By Lynna Clark A couple of friends talked over the events of the last few days as they walked along. Sadness was written across their faces as they […]
  • A Picture of Grace
    By Lynna Clark He looked through the woods as we drove. “Easter comes early this year. I wonder if the dogwoods will be ready?” Like him I hoped so. […]
  • That’s My Donkey
    By Lynna Clark “Hey man! Don’t be takin’ my donkey!” That’s what I would’ve said if a couple of strangers came up to my house and started untying the […]
  • The Scarf
    By Lynna Clark Mama was especially thrifty. Not stingy. There’s definitely a difference. Nowadays they call it frugal, cost efficient, or even […]
  • But we’ve never had a tsunami at Myrtle Beach!
    By Lynna Clark Looking forward to a day at the beach, we were greeted with this sign: Oh dear. Suddenly I don’t feel much like relaxing. You mean […]
  • Roses & Fish Fries
    By Lynna Clark “I like your big panties,” my sweet friend said. Everyone at the table stopped talking. The look on my face said, “Holy cow! Did […]
  • Decent Underpants
    By Lynna Clark I take great pride in keeping my home neat. It’s not always clean, but it is tidy. There’s a bright tablecloth on our little […]
  • Everyday Heroes
    By Lynna Clark Fishing with much younger buddies at the Outer Banks, daddy lept over a steep washed out shoreline into the surf. Snatching up the […]