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5 Things I Saw – August 2023 Series 2 of 5
The Ice Man Giveth but Does He Taketh? Well folks it’s time for the second random observation. Go back a day to read the first and give me some love and come back tomorrow for the third. It’s a series of five! It gets better and better! Number 2. Overwhelming genorosity…sort of. I did it.…
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Five Things I saw – August 2023 Series 1 of 5
Bambi Has Brothers and Sisters For those of you who have followed this blog awhile, you might be familiar with my “Five Things” series. Usually posted all at once but, hey, I need content to stretch out a bit and really, you all need to check back and visit more than once! Here’s what it’s…
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Open Book Exam
It only feels epic when told as a story, With an audience at rapt attention, with ‘Likes’ racking up and ‘follows’ multiplying. But actually happening? Uncertainty abounds. No orchestra playing, No theme song running through the mind. There’s twists and turns, Fears and indecision. Moments of regret and anticipation of pain, loss, confusion. There’s plain…
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He’s Not My Father – 100 Words
“It’s true, there’s no place like home, no matter where it is. Everyone needs a place to rest in the familiar, even if, there’s someone yelling in the background. But it’s okay to long for better, right? Be brave and go on a quest, Pursue surroundings without walls, Fresh air, fresh dreams. Make a new…
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Wait a Moment
Life exists in a cloud of inconsistencies, in the foreignness of self after change, in regression, in aggression, in weariness and loss of health. We step between on tip toe, to unstable rocks of peace, pause to rest but find none, Move on, link arms if we can, Make a bridge to the other side…
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Dark Lies – 100 Words
The dark hides good, bad, weird. Things look different in the deficit of light. Or maybe they are different. That last window doesn’t open to the outside. It leads to a passageway, Then a ledge, a balcony of sorts, laced with spider webs. There’s a metal box, inside a gun, bullets, a cloth stained, Maybe…
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