(After a long wait, here is another short installment to this story. I promise the wait won't be as long, and the end is in sight. ) I...

Turning 50 is a pivotal moment in life. It’s when many of us pause and reflect on our journeys, contemplating the pathways that have...

( I decided to post this story in parts as I write it, much like I did with The Flip. But I think this one is much better. I value your...

Far above the earth, they stood, Hand in hand, Bodies pressed tightly, Holding on to the moment for dear life. Shared breaths, Endless...

Six years ago you left us, Life hasn't been the same. I wonder through the days, Not knowing where to turn. Everything is closed up,...

I’ll hold your hand and dry your tears, Pull you close and hold you near, If only in my heart. I’ll lend an ear, take on your fears, Prop...

Aurora pushed through the dense growth of trees and shrubs, her tears blinding her and making the trek even more difficult than expected....

October dawns in melancholy madness, Quiet rivers of darkness and sadness. Shadows long and dark, Nights still as a gliding hawk. Bleak...

(Adult themes***/Two-part short story. This story is a work of fiction, any resemblance to actual events is purely coincidental.) Tay...

First, I needed a plan. If I stayed with my car and the police were looking for it, I’d stick out like a sore thumb. But I hated to leave...

“There are three dogs in a kennel in the backyard. From what my guy says, the dogs are beaten up. They are all skin and bones. He last...

***This is part one of a short story I will post in segments. Check back soon for part two. And let me know what you think*** “Come on....

The Everyday Horror Of Jackson Clark The Everyday Horror Of Jackson Clark The shrill of the alarm clock didn’t even phase Jackson, he had...

So here we are in April of 2021. Anyone have a feeling of 'been here, done that'? I feel like I'm stuck in a rut; wash, rinse, and...

For the next four days, March 26 - 30, you can grab a copy of my short story, Every Storm Runs Out of Rain, free on Amazon. Just click...

This is the first in a series of reflective/biographical posts The disco classic drifted from the car speakers reaching me far in the...

I laid a wreath upon your grave, I placed it softly down. Placing it there so you would know, Our love for you still grows. I laid a...

When I first looked into your eyes, I saw what I needed to see, When I first kissed your lips, I felt what I needed to feel. Some say the...

Well, I haven't been blogging very consistently, if at all, but this morning I was thinking about self care, and what I think are the...

Last night at work I met a customer that got me thinking again about tolerance and how we view the world. She came in to order a cake, (I...