Monthly Archives: May 2015

Originally posted on nbsmithblog…random digressions and musings:
This pedometer geek has begun to notice what may be a new What-the-tuck (WTT) trend. I haven’t quite decided if it is coincidence or not, but the single tear down the cheek…

Originally posted on Writer's Cramp:
Ever since I was eleven years old I’ve wanted to visit Bandelier National Monument. A kid in the neighborhood went and came back with interesting pictures. My imagination ran wild. I was a junior…

Originally posted on In Transition:
I was going to walk this afternoon, but it was too hot. I was going to walk later, but I was hungry. I was going to walk this evening, but thunder began to rumble. I…

Originally posted on chocofigbee:
I’m a lover of books and my choices are eclectic, depending upon my mood. I like a well-written story with action and thrills as well as those lighter stories with laughter and food–yes, even chocolate. Every…

FROM THE LAUNDRY ROOM There was a little girl at Starbucks this morning.  School uniform, braided hair, she was sitting in one of the chairs by the shelf of coffee and designer cups.  She must have been asked to wait … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Scrambled, Not Fried:
Eurydice Has Finally Found Her Home Finally, after years of rejection & revision & more rejection, my poem Eurydice will find a home in an upcoming issue of Deep Water Literary Journal, available online…