Mysterious Phenomena From Spinner’s Tales
Mysterious Phenomena … Alien, Spectral, Ghost? About six years ago, when I lived at the foothill of Little Mountain, I
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Creative Writing
Many forms of writing exist which can cross over multiple categories. They are imaginative, inspiring, and often contrasting with academic writing. Creative writing can be fiction or non-fiction and often use an artistic or non-conforming approach to their formatting, word usage, or appearance.
The Importance of Alignment and Change
Awareness is the cornerstone of profound knowledge and in learning, we become more attuned to our own lives and the
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A Return to Science Fiction
A Return to Science Fiction 1.) First, a taste for Science Fiction. The 1970’s grocery store book section dedicated a
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Forgotten Pages
Recently I found some old pages I had written 40 years ago. In truth none of it is very good.
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Keeping the Yard Clean
Keeping the Yard Clean To Move Out to the Yard There are seedling I planted last week some radish, wild
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Spinner’s Tales, May be Fiction or Not
Spinner’s Tales, May be True or Maybe Not Fat Rattler There are a lot of hawks and eagles flying
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My Father’s Rose – More Than Just a Flower
The Story Behind My Father’s Rose My wife and I bought a rose bush for my father for his birthday
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Nothing Like A Family Road Trip
Nothing Like A Family Road Trip A Long Road Nothing like a family road trip. My children start out with
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The Need For A Family Vacation
The Need For A Family Vacation I. Family Vacation When my family needs a vacation away from my daily vocation
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So Much Is Lost In Translation
So Much Lost in Translation I. Lost in Translation There is so much lost in translation, a slew of misinformation,
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I Find Myself A “New Age” Failure
A New Age Failure … I FIND MYSELF A NEW AGE FAILURE 1. Trying Out Something New From The “New
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American Cowboy Story
American Cowboy Story Growing up, I loved to hear my granddads and uncles spin their yarns of yesteryear. There is
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Swelter Down Under
Swelter Down Under The heat haze rises up off the bitumen Creating a mirage to trick the eyes. Water flowing across
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Poetry in the Classroom
Poetry in the Classroom I. Poetry is still on the curriculum in public schools. Common Core for English Arts Teachers
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To Flourish
In many ways I do not understand the perceptions of poetry in today’s world. Having been so revered in the
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Emma Jones
It was bitterly cold and outside, a fierce wind pried with icy fingers at the snug cabin seeking an overlooked
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The Writer’s Nightmare on Elm Street
Dammit Jim, I’m just a writer It’s been a funny sort of day, hasn’t it? You ain’t heard nothing yet,
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Sometimes We Forget
Sometimes we forget how we became the person we are. We forget the little things that have formed what is
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Illegal Alien Released After Killing Police Officer
Illegal alien released … On December 26, 2018 shortly before 1:00 AM, Officer Ronil Singh pulled over a vehicle for
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Tears Across the Waves
Tears Across the Waves I stand in the shallow water, gentle waves lapping at my ankles, the rising sun creating
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New Year’s Curse – For Everyone Or No One At All
“Twenty Minutes,” Cyrus announced to everyone and yet no one at all. He was eye-glued to the clock on the
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Longfellow’s Epiphany – He Heard the Bells
Longfellow’s Epiphany is a heart-rending story about how the poet’s faith was renewed after many years of sorrow and illness.
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We Are Never Alone
As the Christmas season approaches, there are many people who feel isolated. Some, without family, others surrounded by family but
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