Non-fiction Short Stories
Date Published: July 20, 2025
Life isn’t always about big, dramatic moments. Sometimes, the most meaningful experiences are tucked into the folds of our everyday routines—quiet, funny, touching, and occasionally bittersweet. Enjoying the Ride and the Short Stories Along the Way is a heartwarming collection of true short stories drawn from the life of Jennifer Vaughan Lague, an entrepreneur, mother, and grandmother who believes that life is best lived with humor, love, and a touch of perspective.
Highlights include:
🌹 A mysterious rose in the yard that says more than words ever could
👩👧 A heartfelt tribute to motherhood and all its messy beauty
🔥 Cozy memories of childhood, tangled hair, and The Muppet Show
🎄 Hilarious moments of parenting during the holidays
👣 A candid reminder not to let fear hold you back from fully living
Interview with Jennifer Vaughan Lague
Introduce yourself and tell me about what you do.
My name is Jennifer Lague. I’m currently the owner of a tie dye company in Southern NH called New England Tie Dye. I’m been married to my husband for 26 years and we have 5 children between the two of us and 4 grandchildren.
Tell me more about your journey as an author, including the writing process.
As a child I was forced to do book reports for elementary school school which sort of ruined my interest in reading for fun. As an adult, I don’t take the time to read and when I do, it has to be short stories or something that really grabs my attention. When my children were a little older, I started writing a weekly article for my local newspaper. Each week was a different topic, typically something that may have happened that week or from a memory that was sparked. I was given permission by my editor of the paper to reclaim ownership of my articles so I put them all together and decided to publish them as a book.
Tell me about your Book
My book is a compilation of true short stories about myself, my family and friends.
Story
One of my favorite articles was about a rose that grew in our yard. I’ll leave it at that for the reader to enjoy.
Message for our readers
My mom recently passed on Mother’s Day and I really wish she could have held a copy of this book in her hands. She loved to read and inspired several of my articles. I hope some of the articles will remind the readers of their own lives as well.







































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