To make a long story longer.

One year ago I convinced myself to start a blog. A domain name and a dream was all I could muster—it was as far as my courage would let me go. In the 11 months since, I have found reason after reason against putting my words on a public facing medium—after all, I’m not a writer. You see, twenty-two years ago, I acquired a degree in journalism, but never practiced it because another dream was born.

Jenny Castle has a knack to make a long story longer—spin a story to put a smile on your face. These are the tales of an extraordinarily ordinary life of a dreamer, a feeler, and sometimes make believer. In a little over one month I, Jenny Castle, will turn 45, and age has finally pushed this “late bloomer” into believing that I AM A WRITER—and this is my page.

The Adventures of Jenny Castle:


She’s destined for greatness…the world just doesn’t know it…YET!

Jenny Castle is an extraordinary, but ordinary 40-something with dreams of changing the world.

Her super power is her heart and a quirky wit that’s getting sharper with age. Enter the world of Jenny Castle and immerse yourself into the funny and the fabulous adventures that, well, only Jenny can create.

  • A modern equivalent to terra cotta soldiers.

    It was reported recently that a Chinese-created humanoid robot ran a half marathon and beat the human record for time. The reporter ended the piece with the warning,…

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  • Interrupting Cow

    Knock, knock. Who’s there? Interrupting cow. Interrupting cow…..mooooooooooo. It is no joke—the epidemic of interruption in everyday conversations is rampant. Kids interrupt adults, adults interrupt each other, and…

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  • Coffee Trip

    Read Yelp Reviews. That’s the lesson I learned a few days ago after having the trippiest coffeehouse experience ever. I didn’t previously read Yelp Reviews because, in my…

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  • You just have one of those faces…

    A person I had just met asked me if I had been at the most recent out-of-town games for the Spurs. She had been watching the game against…

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  • OK, deal?

    Overheard in the hallway at school this morning, a mom asking, “ok, deal?” of her 4th grade child. Parents, do not negotiate with your kids. They need the…

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  • The dirt burped today…

    Imagine a time when you have exerted yourself under the burning sun. Each bead of sweat rolling off your forehead taking with it water, salt, and energy you…

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