Monthly Archives: June 2012

It was a brief torrent of rain which came in off the bay that did it. The rain inundated around us here at assisted living, while we were all still at supper this evening. The water overran it’s gutters from … Continue reading →

 One writes about his madness from dawn to setting sun, but whenever it gets to the point where it manifests itself in his work, no one ever seems to recognize it as a manifestation of a moment of madness. One … Continue reading →

The weather is, and is not. The walls, roof and floor furnishings are more than enough for the quiet man at the moment. His accommodations are more than comfortable. The weather does it’s thing outside. A lot of times, the … Continue reading →

 I cannot avoid marking up a lot of blank pages with as many words as I can come up with on a daily basis. The urge to write inside me is just too strong for me to avoid doing it. … Continue reading →

Time and tide wait for no man. I’ve got a significant thirst, along with a significant fatigue. These two things have been like a harness around my neck, until I’m finally kept to task, like the warhorse I’m thinking of … Continue reading →

 Danny Hausenfuss Smith saw someone on Facebook call the President of the United States a halfbreed the other day. Danny couldn’t believe his eyes. The guy sounded like something out of a B Rated Western, from a period of around … Continue reading →

Interview with George S Geisinger What inspired you to write? I’ve always been naturally creative, always trying to make something new with my own mind and with my fertile imagination. When I was young, I also wrote songs, but that … Continue reading →

This has been a dark day, with the historic moment of the planet Venus crossing in front of the sun today, causing more darkness in the sky than just the ordinary cloud cover would accomplish. Now it’s nighttime, and I’ve … Continue reading →

 When one breaches the confines of his own muse, and tells stories on himself he doesn’t really want to tell, but can’t avoid telling, he is obliged to get back on the horse that threw him, as soon as is … Continue reading →