What is better than live theater when it comes to getting a human to contemplate life -- and death? Maybe church, meditation, or yoga... but in a time ...
“Tick, Tock, Rock . . .” By Brandy A. Rogers
Press Play for the audio. Read along ;) or Listen away. Tick, Tick, Tick Nervousness in the Tick Kindergarteners at the ...
It’s A Thing ~ by Jill Massie
“Step on a crack, break your mother’s back”, perplexed her as a child. Her mother was already dead. But the warning seemed tremendously important. So, ...
Hunger – by Anna K. Gorisch
The Queen had a gift. She could communicate much more clearly through silence than through speech. Her words turned out to be meaningless, useless ...
Anxiety About Cancelling an Afternoon Interment – by A. Almond-Harvey
Tomorrow will probably not take care of itself, so please do not wait to sleep until you are dead. How will you build memories of now, then? ...
True Story: in two parts ~ by Sean Siple
This is a true story of anxiety and foreboding, in two parts. It happens all at once, so it is not quite a flow from beginning to middle to end, or ...
On the Tracks ~ by Amanda Cantrell Roche
“It feels like a slow apocalypse.” My 19-year-old daughter, on a short trip home from college for Thanksgiving, put words to the lurking cloud that ...
Remembering I have what I need – by Sean Siple
Using a standard Myers-Briggs evaluation tool, I was typed as a ENFP twenty years ago and just recently I have been typed a distinct ENFJ. The P says ...
Moonlight Quilt ~ by Amanda Cantrell Roche
This is where we walked. Where our feet left imprints of the stages of our lives. Where the earth resonates with who we were, and speaks ...
What the Egg Says ~ by Jill Massie
What the Egg Says…. ...