There’s always something. Like the growth you found under your arm showering this morning but you decided to go
Both of them had been to Korea. Both of them had made it back. One found a job
Otis was once a monk who took no vows, was free to leave the abbey and eventually he did. I met him over chicken wings
Pastor Homer is a jealous man and Opal gives him fits through 40 years of marriage dancing, laughing kissing other men
If smiles had echoes all the world would hear Grandma’s bouncing off the stars Donal Mahoney
Covey of nuns without benefit of wimple graciously attired sport coat, turtleneck, skirt scurry through the airport
They were refugees, too, back in the Forties, settled in Chicago, learned English, some a lot, some a little,
After 50 years Wilma at her class reunion thinks Waldo’s changed with age that he’s nice now, not the snake she wed
Tattoos were anathema in ‘52 on any man who got one after an all-night drunk or to impress a girlfriend. But not a word was spoken to
Every time we have a big election in America, my wife of many years asks me if I’m going to vote in the primary although she knows I never do because one has to decl…
It’s climate change, the professor says, that’s causing all the hurricanes and floods, wildfires and tornadoes,
Some folks have a problem with aut… legitimate and otherwise, and I ha… a lifetime festering in that group… An event in youth convinced me tha… big people are no different than l…
Paul’s not a veteran of Vietnam but he goes there in his dreams to watch his brother Tim walk in hazy streams sprayed with Agent Orange before he
For years leprechauns lived under Pop’s fedora. They danced jigs on his head when he wore it and hid in his ears
You love your grandson, this blue bundle in your arms. There’s no doubt about that. He has peaches for cheeks and the sky’s in his eyes
