Just Listen…

This morning it was quiet aside from the sounds of the birds and the occasional car in the distance. … Continue reading Just Listen…

Short Story Sunday: Driving Home With Superheroes

For some reason graduate students seemed to be decades ahead of undergraduate students, especially freshmen and sophomores. At the ripe … Continue reading Short Story Sunday: Driving Home With Superheroes

Just before Christmas. She’d broken up with him. Why? Did it matter? Of course it did and she’d made … Continue reading Tangled Tales: May Your Days be Foggy and Bite – OR – Hark the Herald Vampires Sing

Tonight Teddy and I went to the Crest Theater (a beautiful 1940’s theater) and saw 85 year old John Mayall … Continue reading Bringing Down the House

In the dark We ran through the streets Slick with rain Back alleys Darkened windows Broken glass Rats The smell … Continue reading Stories We Shall Never Tell

In the past I frequently blogged about teaching your children to be independent because one day they’d be like little … Continue reading Let them fly

In honor of last night’s full moon… A Werewolf’s Train To Nowhere Right after I’d graduated from college (the first time) … Continue reading Short Story Sunday: A Werewolf’s Train to Nowhere

When I started this blog I was working full time for an organization outside of my home. My brain and … Continue reading Transitions