Monthly Archives: September 2016

Evel Knievel changed his first name but didn’t want it to be spelled like evil even though that was why he took the nickname in the first place. He cheated his partners lied to his friends and sexed around in … Continue reading →

I never really wanted to discuss this so baldly but, if you want this conversation so badly I am certainly willing to partake. I was rude, that’s true. I was disrespectful. I was unkind. All these things I have consistently … Continue reading →

We were driven back into town lulled in the back seat by the rhythm of the ride and the heat and waves and the conversation we had all enjoyed. We were sleepy so it’s unclear what was reality versus dream … Continue reading →

Chapter Fourteen will not get writ. Whatever I do it doesn’t get finished. Exercises don’t complete it nor do story prompts nor new experiences nor role play. The story doesn’t want to be completed. The chapter will simple not come … Continue reading →

I’m sorry it didn’t work out and I couldn’t drive you around today as you asked me to yesterday and the day before. I’m sorry I wasn’t convenient for your service. I’m sorry I had other things to do that … Continue reading →

Society moves too fast. I am too old. I am feeling increasingly on the wrong side of history. I know. I’m ashamed of some of my positions my need for air conditioning on a sunny day. I know I should … Continue reading →

We wait quietly in the night for the chance of escape. It is coming, we know, but we’re not sure of its schedule or if our exit will be in time. A storm’s coming and it could be dangerous. It … Continue reading →

(Margarita and Dick) As we drove through the countryside I sat between you and your wife feeling each of your touches with every curve and bump, being the buffer between you. When we stopped at the church I explored alone … Continue reading →

If she had gotten too close too fast I’d probably have been worried but since the deer was easing away from me just as I sought to stretch towards her I felt like the dance was taking its expected form. … Continue reading →

Drive just eleven miles east of Athens and you’ll come to New York, population fifteen. Founded over one hundred and fifty years ago, the town never really got off the ground – not with sprawling Jacksonville, all fourteen thousand citizens, … Continue reading →