Jennifer Bailey needs a passing grade in her History course. Senior citizen Mrs. Rice drags her along on a bus ride and helps her create a moment in history. I wrote this story a few years ago. It’s a bit longer than my usual offering. I hope you enjoy it. Chasing Freedom on a City […]
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This past May we left the spirits of Vinny and Lewis tangled together after their cremated ashes were intermingled at the crematorium. They are struggling to separate and continue their journeys to the next world. Nothing has worked so far. Here’s the link to the original story. Enjoy their further escapades. I should note that […]
I offer a collage, a convergence, of past work for this week’s post. On LinkedIn yesterday I saw a reference to a sculptor named Michelle Millay, who works in the film industry. I interviewed Michelle in May of 2013 for my website on filmmaking. Her sculpting work is featured on movies like Batman and Robin […]
This week I clothe the bare form with words I wrote 10 years ago. What I’m Writing I’d like to share a writing exercise I found this week from an old notebook. It’s dated October 24, 2011. The writing prompt was “Out of sight, out of mind.” It clearly needs polishing, but I will post […]
Distance runner Maggie Murano spends her first night in rehab after knee surgery. And quotes from a book I finished reading this week. Welcome back to Mannequin Monday. Draping the blank form with the beauty of words. What I’m Writing Another story bite, this one a first night in a rehab facility. Enjoy a moment […]
Our mannequin carries a heavy burden this week, clothed in grief, little consolation from words of wisdom. Only a couple of sentences to light the way: “Some things in life cannot be fixed. They can only be carried.” What I’m Writing This Week I offer you another story bite, “The Talk of People in the […]
An elegant restaurant, a special date…and it all goes downhill after meeting the chef. A tale of aversions. My current story bite. This week I’m re-reading a book I first discovered almost 40 years ago: The Outermost House, by Henry Beston. He spent a full year on a Cape Cod beach over 90 years ago. […]
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