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This place changes when you’re around. The rules change. The dimensions seem different, the shape of what needs to be done, where and when. It’s weird: it takes some getting used to when you return from your jaunts. It’s hard … Continue reading →

The sweat doesn’t fling the way it used to. I don’t know why that is. Do I not work so hard? Is there just less weight to work with? Am I no longer… a sweater? I’d been a sweater all … Continue reading →

At first I tried to ignore them, afraid that any attention I might lavish would get one of them thinking I wanted to buy their wares – not something I wanted to deal with in my neighborhood. When they kept … Continue reading →

The mask I wore for the Pandemic was one made for me special by a friend who has a way with a needle and thread. Then I lost it. The she made another. Then I found the original again. I … Continue reading →

You think no one’s paying attention but they’re paying attention. They’re paying attention all over you. They’re paying attention to your back they’re paying attention to your head they’re paying attention to your chest and parts that you’d not be … Continue reading →

I love it when I’m told what to do. You should do that to me always. That’s my view. Free will? Who needs it? It’s like Pooh! Everybody’s got it, but we should flush it! Oooh… If you’ve got some … Continue reading →

You know that Oreos stole their shit straight from Hydrox, right? I don’t know why there isn’t lard in the streets over this century-long feud that should be going across this land. The battle should be raging, but maybe the … Continue reading →

Peter Case’s original group was way before my time. So was his second group. Even early Peter Case is before I was old enough to catch him live – but the Nerves existed when I was maybe five years old, … Continue reading →

Everybody knows the Mad Jurist. Stomping through streets, making little mention of profession, he creates commentary on the wildest of ideas. ever whirling in thought, twirling a trillion ideas around, speaking of them incessantly, the concepts coming out randomly. It’s … Continue reading →

The apartment has been falling apart. Barry says it stands to reason. The materials used are cheap. "You use rotting linoleum on the floor, of course a year later, it’s gonna need to be replaced." The two-year old refrigerator just … Continue reading →