Jun
12
Reading Nook asks me the hard questions.
Not really. If you think my book is rambling nonsense wait til you read this interview. Read it here.
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Jun
16
Father’s Day
My earliest memory of my dad? I was young. Maybe eight or nine. Memories at that age are vague and details may or may not be accurate but I’ll relate the story the best I can. It was a Saturday and the weekend project was to toughen me up. To do that my dad had […]
Jun
15
telescoping things out
Jim was weighing pros and cons and eating apple pie. In his head, apple pie was the logical choice for such endeavors. Nobody is going to come to any conclusions eating cherry. Pumpkin? Are you serious? Pumpkin pie is something a Dan Brown character would eat as he wrestled with a decision and let me […]
Jun
14
good to the last drop
No good deed goes unpunished. No bad deed goes unpunished. Let’s face it, no deed goes unpunished. I really should have just started off by saying that. Case in point, a deed that was both good and bad, and interesting and dumb when you really think about it, ended up punishing everyone involved. That deed? […]
Jun
12
Nap Lapkin and the confusing story
If you’re familiar with the reaction that teenage girls had to seeing the Beatles in concert in 1964, I bet you remembered it in black & white, then you have an idea of how both men and women greeted the appearance of legendary super-spy Nap Lapkin as he spoke to a new class of recruits […]
Jun
6
watch the gap
There are not a great deal of things I enjoy more than riding on a train. Sitting there in comfort, being silently whisked through rural (think pastoral,) suburban (think strip malls) and urban (think post-apocalyptic) scenes, is second only to a good haircut from a busty barber (think Holly Peers) on my list of pleasurable […]