Senseless Sunday Sarcasm : Chillin’
When I began to write this on a Sunday morning, it was a chilly 66F in Florida(18.9C for everyone else in the world). Now, it’s Tuesday and 64F. I hate winter. The dogs… Continue reading
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My son’s poetry: Sideways
My son has promised to publish a poem on my blog at least once a month. He’s also made an oath to get all my books published when I die. I’m the “Occassional… Continue reading
Senseless Sarcasm : Marriage
Once upon a time, when I had more sense, I said: Here’s the perfect way to test the patience of a future spouse: Husband number 1 would have tried to shoot the… Continue reading
The trustlessness Dagger
You know my deepest secret. Will my trust in you become another wound inside a sorrowful soul? Too many betrayals, a wall of regrets. How many scars until I say: No more. … Continue reading
What is love?
I’m going to ask it…. What is love? I got nothin’ During the age of the big lizards, this was the definition of love. So, basically, love back then was a mixture of… Continue reading
99 word prompt : Interlude
September 19, 2019, prompt: In 99 words (no more, no less) write a story about an interlude. It can be a pause between two key moments, the pause between acts in a play,… Continue reading
Today
Today What is today? I wish to live. What is life? Have I conquered? What am I fighting? Have I prevailed? No body, no life. Why do we strive to achieve? For after… Continue reading
Sorta Senseless Sunday Sarcasm : Context
There was a time I’d roll into a tiny ball of uncertainty and scamper away to the next room, the next city, or (preferably) the next state when someone told me, “You’re not… Continue reading
National Hate Week
Yes, I’m being politically incorrect. No, I don’t give a rat’s vagina if you like it or not: April 6 – 12 is National Hate Week. On April 6, many, many moons ago,… Continue reading
Today’s rant: Mid-life crisis
Many times in my blog, I’ve cited one painful fact: When I turned 25, I was quite mature…for a 13 year old. When I turned 40, I believed I looked 20 and was… Continue reading