In St. Louis young blacks carry guns like cell phones and use them often to shoot each other, as we read in the daily paper

Gramps knows a minister who collects classic Corvettes. He rents another garage whenever he buys another Corvette. He says his estate will sell the c…

Where will the lovely lady go on her diurnal walk? One child in 30 years she bore, now they do not talk. Supple, firm, her lithe legs are,

Christmas is now the Holidays. But Hanukkah is still Hanukkah and Ramadan is still Ramadan. Easter still has its name. The media needs more time

Bug no bigger than a comma scales the wall next to my recliner. He’s climbing

She walks the rack of bright frock… as her husband, an Angus aging, paws at the carpet behind her. She wants the right dress to make verdant again the hills

Tonight I can’t sleep so I ponder the universe and all the planets around me swirling in syncopation with me on one of them

The stench came first, the young man remembers. It was as if someone had grabbed him by the ankles, turned him upside down

It’s Rocky’s Diner but it’s Brenda’s counter, been that way for 10 years. Brenda has her regulars who want the Special of the Day.

He’s a citizen who has a problem with people walking toward him walking behind him walking next to him

Handsome is as handsome does, Jeanie always said, when Donald was away on business.

In 1961, Newton Minow said television is a vast wasteland. I was reading four papers a day th… and seldom watched television, had no opinion on what he said.

My wife likes to garden. She’s crazy about roses, lilies and daisies. She says I should get out in the garden and weed.

They’ve been here for years two blue jays who live in our yard year round. In winter they’re silent at the feeder but screeching

Aaron loves the show on television about antiques. Tonight they have a Grecian vase worth close to a million dollars. Aaron has stuff in the basement