I lived in the attic back then, and late those evenings I had to s… and couldn’t afford to go drinking I’d run down to the deli and buy bagels and smoked lox.
We do our best to avoid the Zika Virus. We smack mosquitoes and avoid tanned folks just back from two weeks in the tropics.
Old Tim writes poetry now in his heaven of retirement. He’s had nice jobs over the years but swears retirement is better.
Farmer John knows he’s old but didn’t think he was that old until he went to town one day and met a young lady he liked as much as he likes the corn
The day Paul got married, his old girlfriend called his hous… just before he and his bride Anne caught the plane for their honeymo… Paul was outside packing the car
In our tent we hear whippoorwills happy to see dawn dismiss the night Donal Mahoney
Black flag on the lawn falls in pieces from the sky. Starlings in command. Donal Mahoney
When you were a boy in 1948 living on a block of bungalows in Chicago right after WWII you had a red wagon you pulled behind your mother
This time Wilma is ready for the bastards jimmying her front door, coming back for more. The first time she was asleep,
An odd bobcat my father was looked more like a Siamese asleep in his recliner
Dive under any skirt that floats your way, Amish or otherwise, metaphorically speaking.
Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow in February and says six more weeks of winter. That same day the first moth of spring lands on my storm door
Happened 40 years ago senior year of college they were engaged to marry in June till he dropped her off
In 1962, I was a caseworker, not a social worker, in the Cabrini-Green Housing Project in Chicago. In that era, the difference between a caseworker and a social worker was simple. A soc...
Inseparable they are, landing one after another on the ground under the bird feeder two mourning doves