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Windy Days, Family Heirlooms, And Ancient Vampires
Biblical Stories, family, Seniors, Vampires

Windy Days, Family Heirlooms, And Ancient Vampires

Last week was a windy one. It was the kind of wind that knocks limbs off of trees, and pulls … Continue reading Windy Days, Family Heirlooms, And Ancient Vampires

Neolithic New Year – An Ancient Vampire Tells a Tale of Long Ago
2022, Ancient Vampires, History, Neolithic, New Year, New Year's Eve, personal history, Vampires

Neolithic New Year – An Ancient Vampire Tells a Tale of Long Ago

“Eleora kept track of the years in her own odd Neolithic way,” “Neolithic?” I asked. Tellias looked at me in … Continue reading Neolithic New Year – An Ancient Vampire Tells a Tale of Long Ago

Taking Care of Our Elders: Love in the dark, and in the light that always shines
Ancient Vampires, Caretakers, Elders, Memory, Old Age, Old Folks, Seniors, Vampires

Taking Care of Our Elders: Love in the dark, and in the light that always shines

Taking Care of Our Elders Marathon Memories, the lost of memories, old stories, more on my idiot brothers, and love. … Continue reading Taking Care of Our Elders: Love in the dark, and in the light that always shines

Taking Care of Our Elders: Keeping the Fires Alive in Our Cold Vampire Hearts
Ancient, Ancient Vampires, Elders, family, Relationships, Vampires

Taking Care of Our Elders: Keeping the Fires Alive in Our Cold Vampire Hearts

Taking Care of Our Elders Marathon. More about Eleora, Tellias, and my idiot brother. From 2014 Keeping the Fires Alive … Continue reading Taking Care of Our Elders: Keeping the Fires Alive in Our Cold Vampire Hearts

Taking Care of Our Elders: Taking Care of Our Elders Vampire Style (Eleora and Tellias)
Ancient Vampires, Caretakers, Elders, family, Seniors, Vampires

Taking Care of Our Elders: Taking Care of Our Elders Vampire Style (Eleora and Tellias)

Now is a time we all need to take special care with our elders/seniors and others who need extra help.  … Continue reading Taking Care of Our Elders: Taking Care of Our Elders Vampire Style (Eleora and Tellias)

Vintage Halloween (with Vampires and Wolfhounds)
Ancient Vampires, Dogs, Elderly, family, Halloween, Seniors, Vampires

Vintage Halloween (with Vampires and Wolfhounds)

A large wreath on the front door was made of faded and cracked plastic flowers. You know, those plastic flowers … Continue reading Vintage Halloween (with Vampires and Wolfhounds)

Vintage Halloween (with Vampires and Wolfhounds)
Ancient Vampires, family, Halloween, Modern Vampires, Seniors, Vampires

Vintage Halloween (with Vampires and Wolfhounds)

A large wreath on the front door was made of faded and cracked plastic flowers. You know, those plastic flowers … Continue reading Vintage Halloween (with Vampires and Wolfhounds)

A Holiday and a Birthday (with Ancient Vampires)
Ancient, Ancient Vampires, family, Old People, Seniors, Vampires

A Holiday and a Birthday (with Ancient Vampires)

I let the phone ring about twenty times before Eleora picked it up. She doesn’t like it when people leave … Continue reading A Holiday and a Birthday (with Ancient Vampires)

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