A Mississippi woman by birth and choice, Dot Day found other writers who saw the impact of God's work in their lives. She sees the abundant life despite being mobility challenged a quarter century ago. She spends16 hours daily in her power wheelchair. She writes slowly with the help of others: her husband Charles Day , her smart typist/editor/friend Barbara Gaddy ( see their second anthology. Battles: Glimpses of Truth.),and her dog Dempsey. She was a daughter of the soil in that her father like generations before him was a farmer (See Memories of the Sharecropper's Family). She left a life of hard physical work behind and taught high school English for 25 plus years, practiced marriage and family therapy for twenty plus years. Special miracles were her two daughters, their husbands and four grandchildren.Life itself is an ordinary miracle.