A Poem In Your Pocket
Can rip you to the core Make you soar through the back door Explore Bangor from the floor Bring you … Continue reading A Poem In Your Pocket
Can rip you to the core Make you soar through the back door Explore Bangor from the floor Bring you … Continue reading A Poem In Your Pocket
Imagine this, A huge data center is being built beneath that ballroom where the East Wing once stood. Like the … Continue reading Distraction
Roofing and Training in Paradise Teruo Nakamoto was right: Gina worked from sunup to sundown five days a week, and … Continue reading The Katya Chronicles
When you’re married to a narcissist you think you’re crazy lazy or hazy anything but sane. You’re the one to … Continue reading Believe
Go ahead Figure it out The world is waiting. Hell, I’m waiting When I should be Solving the current existential … Continue reading Time’s Up
So the objective is simple: convince twelve women to buy the same golf shirt. This activity has historically required a … Continue reading Shopping For A New Golf Shirt
When was the last time you opened a newspaper— or have you only heard the world through a feed that … Continue reading To the Man in the Red Cap
I believe the planet will need more than one day to recover. But Mother Earth thanks you— truly. If the … Continue reading Earth Day
I laugh, looking back. The years speed up— Florida traffic when the snowbirds arrive. Red lights feel optional—unless you remember … Continue reading Training
I try to catch up— to the woman climbing the hill ahead of me, the same rise of pavement I … Continue reading Chasing Hope
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