Sep 30, 2025 | Stories
The past seems to have disappeared forever. As each day passes, the picture of Medina gets blurrier. The Ark’s animals invent stories of what life was like in Medina. They question Noah’s wisdom and judgment. “Can we count on Noah as our leader?” That question is no...
Sep 17, 2025 | Stories
Of course, it didn’t nor could it happen all at once. Birds don’t wake up with Alzheimer’s disease. It creeps up on them slowly; in little dabs will do you, incubated nonsense codes, spin juices in the head that scramble the good codes and replace them with random...
Sep 7, 2025 | Stories
Leopold Café is always crowded. Their Danish and coffee are superb. The service is awful.Bill was at a table sipping his second cup of cappuccino and munching on a huge piece of coffee cake. Two weeks ago, he sat at this very same table. Back then, his misery was all...
Sep 6, 2025 | Stories
I left Global Financial Inc. early today. Couldn’t take it. At the moment I am sitting at Sam’s café waiting for Claire. Some jittery clients are screaming at me. I may be a financial analyst but not a magician. Today the ink was black and smelled like fresh tar on a...
Sep 6, 2025 | Stories
I visit a gym and have gotten to know many of my fellow old ‘gymnasts’. One of them is Werner who asked me to read this story he wrote and then corrected himself and said no, it’s a poem that he wrote. He handed me what he wrote and did so with lots of hesitation,...
Sep 6, 2025 | Stories
I never knew Charlie R when I was in elementary school. We sometimes played together in the neighborhood playground where I lived just outside of Columbus Ohio. When I was 12 we moved away and that is the last time I saw Charlie. Many years later I read a...
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