Standing in line behind a father and his little boy waiting to reach the register

I will never forget him but I can’t remember his name it’s been so long ago. Maybe I never knew it. But I think of him on days

What we are not who we are matters to the world. Who we are not what we are

Linda’s an animal person who puts her money where her mouth is, owns a ranch outside the city and takes in kittens, puppies, birds that

During the day there might be three cars parked at different places anywhere on the block. But at midnight there isn’t

It’s your anniversary so you’re thinking steak but your wife wants ramen so you go to a nice place and order the fancy ramen

After World War II before television, before women had tattoos before men wore earrings, I was a child in a world

What will she do with him? That is, if she’s elected. She’ll have to take him with her to the White House after keeping him in the doghouse.

The uncommon is common in America today. Not that there’s anything wrong with that, Seinfeld

I turn the porch light on because it’s dark when I go out to find the morning paper. It’s still dark when I start back but when I’m on the porch I reach

Thirty years later, Dad came back and we met for Ham and Yams at To… Pouring his tea, he told me he had to restore power once at a newspaper warehouse

Two men tall, one from here and one from there, in raincoats at a bus stop,

It’s never what she says always how she says it and how she stands when she says it and what she says

I can’t speak for the women attending this conference on Homeland Security. They’re scholars, too, brought here for their expertise.

The haberdasher has that season of the year he rids his racks, his bins of oddments. I have no season of the year