Monthly Archives: March 2012

There’s a time for writing, for visiting with one’s juniors and one’s elders, for knowing when to leave others alone. Time’s a strange thing. No one knows where it comes and where it goes, the songwriter said. I think he’s … Continue reading →

 The day was sunny and cold, with a brutal wind. I tried waiting out of doors for my brother to arrive in his car, to pick me up, but the weather was wearing me a little too thin. I caught … Continue reading →

The afternoon is leaning on toward suppertime already. We’ll all have to go thru the familiar motions of eating again in this very plush crazyhouse, before we, and I mean any of us, ever get the least bit hungry, as … Continue reading →

Hello again, folks. Today has been St. Patrick’s Day all day long, and I’ve been sporting a green shirt and green hat, just for fun all day. I’m in the mood to be Irish this year, just like I was … Continue reading →

Folks have been talking about rain all day long today. All day it’s been unseasonably warm with plenty of early springtime sunshine. But people turned out to be right on the money with their prediction of rain coming through here … Continue reading →

The day is winding down into evening again by now. Where the time goes, I have no idea. What a mild day it’s been for a day in mid March. It must have been in the seventies by afternoon today. … Continue reading →

I’d like to start my writer’s evening with an attitude of gratitude. Having all my needs met, all my desires are known and acceptable to all interested and disinterested parties. Sometimes I focus too much on the negative stuff. I … Continue reading →

All my adult life I’ve been a sick man, trying hard to understand how to deal with a variety of illnesses that overtook me, one after the other, by surprise, by the age of twenty, at the very latest, when … Continue reading →

 I’ve read thru the first two installments of McDroll’s story, Wrong Delivery, and I must admit that I am still completely baffled. A man and his wife are living seemingly normal lives, and all of a sudden there’s all this … Continue reading →