September..!
Thursday, September 02, 2010
| I
Have No Idea
When I was a young girl, back in the days when we'd ride our dinosaurs to school, in a time before Crocs and Vans and other comfortable slip-on shoes were invented, in those days, we went back to school in September... Read More...
Life's Teachers
Monday, August 30, 2010
| I
Have No Idea The Internal
Stuggle
Just yesterday we talked about [self-edited because Husband thought the subject matter was too gory and morbid]. We also talked about head transplants and their practicality, the whole "ethical" question, and the downright Frankenstein-ishness of it... Read More...
Something to Get Really Excited About!
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
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StoryRhyme
StoryRhyme After Dark: The Man Who Would Be King
“Let me see,” he said to an old man
feeding his chickens. “Suppose there was a precipice in front of
you, and your next step would be your last... Who would warn you in
time?”
The First Day of Summer?
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
| At
the House
Pitch black outside, I braved my way up onto Charlie's fort carrying a tiny pin light, clutching a pillow... Read More...
StoryRhyme's "Five Most..."
Monday, July 05, 2010
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StoryRhyme
Our most popular stories, pages and searches during June, 2010... Read More...
Some People Love Their Jobs
Thursday, June 17, 2010
| At
the House The
Internal Stuggle
Once in a while, I have an encounter that makes me feel so sour and angry and wretched inside. I really hope I don't have that effect on other people, I really don't, and can't imagine my life's work being to have that effect on others... Read More...
Summer's Resolutions
Saturday, June 12, 2010
| At
the House
210,000 Gallons a Day?
Thursday, May 20, 2010
| I
Have No Idea The Internal
Stuggle
...and so far, we're basically screwed.... Read More...
StoryRhyme After Dark: Father Sebastian
“Father Sebastian closed his ledger book. As of this date there were seventeen children of God. They were orphans, but to Father Sebastian they would always be the children of God -- until they were adopted...”
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