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The Butterfly Effect
Monica Lewinsky sucked Pres. Clinton’s cock, getting George W. Bush elected, which led to the 2008 financial meltdown with the Republican’s anti-regulation policies. The real estate recession of 2009 left not only millions of people without any retirement, but my father without enough money to care for himself, compelling us to use our little savings […]
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REVERB
James Whren is brilliant. Beautiful. Wealthy. Stripped of everything he’s left alone in hell with no one real to save him. Until Elisabeth. – Reverb is a love story like nothing you’ve read, guaranteed.
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New Book Review
New Book Review for A MARRIAGE FABLE: Journey Toward EnlightenmentIf you’re a fan of magical realism like I am, you will enjoy reading this mystical story. A quick read with plenty of drama kept me engaged. It’s a story filled with equal parts regret and redemption. It always feels good when a narcissist jerk gets […]
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The Future Out of Time
I was 9-years-old the first time I saw the future before it happened. It was a warm fall evening. Dad and I sat on the flying bridge of our family’s boat and sang, talked, and reveled in the beauty of the setting sun over the languid Pacific as we made the crossing from the mainland […]
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Married? Wish He Was…Better?
A modern twist on a Christmas Carol, A MARRIAGE FABLE is a novella, another tall tale of the powerful genie, Finnegus Boggs, and his lessons on love that inspires Andrew Wyman, a typical modern-day husband nearing his 25th wedding anniversary, to become a better man. New #Review: Journey Toward Enlightenment If you’re a fan of […]
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The Truth about Immigrants
Had some yard work done that required cutting concrete. My gardener gave me a quote of $150 to do the job. I accepted his bid as fair and equitable and we agreed he’d do the work last Sunday. He arrived promptly 8:30 Sunday morning and began cutting our concrete patio. He used a small electric […]
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The Double-Edged Sword of Dementia
She walked to the bank the last Friday of every month to deposit her social security check. She’d been doing it on her own for a long time, since her husband of 49 years died of a brain tumor ten years back. She folded the check in half then put it in her wallet, in […]
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On Networking
My second job out of college I was the Art Director for 1928 Jewelry Co. The company is still alive and vital today, quite a monument to startup lore. My boss, Fred Burglass, was the best boss I’ve ever had. Funny. Kind. Patient. Smart. I really loved that man. He was like a father to […]
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A Little Kindness
The other day I was running my usual route and a woman pulled her car out of a business park driveway and blocked my path. The instant she saw me approaching she pulled her car back, allowing me room to continue running on the sidewalk instead of into the street to get around her. I […]
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The Folly of Perception
I’ve been on the outside looking in since I was a little kid. Failing to assimilate, I worked at cultivating unique and different. After achieving this coveted perception, I no longer wish to possess it. Unique often translates into strange. And as the mother of a 10 and an 8 year old, I do not […]
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