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RECORDING MOMENTS IN TIME


Voice From the Past
Sitting, editing a story, I pause and notice the nearby printer has powered-up. Why? Momentarily squirreled… I quickly return to the task...
Jul 19, 2024


Disaster Displacement is a Thing
First, let’s define migrant: movement of a person or people from one country, locality, place of residence, etc., to settle in another....
Jul 15, 2024


Ask the Question
I watched. Five minutes and must admit it was painful. He is old. So is the other guy. We do age differently. I’m old. I see my age in...
Jun 29, 2024


COVID with Family
Actually, it was okay. Sure, there were the daily reminders, breaking news, but really for me, it had an upside. Surprised, but from my...
Jun 28, 2024


OMG! Did You Know?
OMG! Did you hear? There’s a presidential debate scheduled. Did you know Americans have the most expensive urine in the world? We’re #1,...
Jun 23, 2024


Betrayed
It was a telling look. Her eyes told the story, revealed the lie. “Conveying truthfully is not possible with words alone; instead, rather...
Jun 22, 2024


Freebees
Years ago, employed by educational organizations, I was hired to evaluate materials. Curriculum to be purchased and used by hundred of...
Jun 14, 2024


Meta-ignorance
Watching America’s Funniest Home Video, I wonder how humanity has survived. The things we do, unaware of the consequences, an action...
Jun 7, 2024


The Oval Altar
We sit silently around the oval altar suspicious of players, heads bowed, hunched over game masters, calculating the odds of success. Old...
May 26, 2024


Time to Make the Donuts
‘Tis true, I’m tired of life. Which differs from I’m tired of living. Each day filled with mundane task. Heard an interesting term upon...
May 20, 2024


One-hundred Twenty-seven Feet
Van Gorder, Dave, major league baseball player, catcher for the Cincinnati Reds. Among his talents, throwing a runner out attempting to...
Apr 17, 2024


A Flurry of Passion
Lunch hour in the rear-view mirror, the restaurant empties. Matched couples. Old friends, three elderly men, then a group of eight mature...
Apr 7, 2024


"Hey, up here."
Camping in the mountains, relaxing next to a bolder, warmed by a crackling fire, heard a whisper, “Hey, up here.” Squinting into the...
Mar 30, 2024


Forlorn
I watched as she sat at the computer screen viewing images of … does it matter, really? For several hours. Dressed in black, head to toe,...
Mar 24, 2024


Historical Fictionologist, PhD
Beware! a communicable malady has infected humanity, especially the unrestrained, often the privileged, the self-absorbed, and there is...
Mar 17, 2024


Todo, todo...
Dad said we should vote for, wait, wait… but mom said, no, no… we should vote for, for… the other guy. The youngest guy to run for...
Mar 11, 2024


Reef and Rocks
Visibility is but a quarter mile, meanwhile the rain is pelting against the glass while a shortwave radio crackles in the background....
Mar 3, 2024


Here They Come
A climate refugee? A person who has been forced to leave their home because of the effects of climate change on their environment, i.e....
Feb 28, 2024


Eyes So Blue
My God, his eyes are so blue, and that smile how it brightens up the eatery. My first blind date. Yes, I was concerned, but my sister sold me on the idea. If you cannot trust family, who can you trust? The mood romantic. He spoke eloquently. We shared our love of books, the Arts. Time passed as we exchange numbers. Business cards. The hour late as he places his hand on mine. Gently, with a slight pungent-smelling odor of smelly feet. Flipping the card, read Burns Funeral Home
Feb 9, 2024


Food, Water, Air, and Shelter
What is a climate migrant? “Organization for Migration (IOM) as a person or group who, predominantly for reasons of sudden or progressive...
Jan 6, 2024
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