• It should be obvious, but . . .

    There are times in a person’s life when you stop and say, really? Here are a few of those insights from friends of the past: 1. Clint: “My dad was working out of state and when I flew out to visit him he met me at the airport with a woman and he excitedly introduced… Read more

  • King Tut’s Grandma to Modern Science: Screw you!!!

    Are you effing kidding me? Seriously? So if King Tut himself had a wart, do you think anyone would give a rat’s ass? No, but this was highlighted as if it were some amazing discovery: “King Tut’s grandmother, the powerful and beautiful Queen Tiye, might have had an unattractive flat wart on her forehead, according… Read more

  • Stacked

    On my tip-toes, I’m organizing boxes of cereal and granola bars in the upper cupboard, debating whether I should sort them alphabetically or by size and being noncommittal because I just really don’t care that much. Maddie barely eats, she’s slender to a fault, but she buys and buys and buys. Our cupboards are burgeoning,… Read more

  • Tripping Raul does haiku

    Warm, spring Denver day Shirtless, pale white men jog past Ew! Gross! Run away! Read more

  • Tripped

    So I walked up on high and I stepped to the edge to see my world below. Had to laugh at myself while the tears rolled down, cuz it’s the world I know, it’s the world I know. ~ Collective Soul Can’t write, can’t write, can’t write, can’t write. I’ve logged on here three times… Read more

  • Walking

    I walked all night and that’s a bit exhausting. Hard to say if it works. I do know that I’m not aware of astral projecting despite my best efforts to leave my body. When I was a little girl, I often unwittingly did it. I would float down the wooden stairs at 3369 Beaumont in Ann… Read more