Hearts are stopping faster than usual among people I know and people I don’t married to other people

July in the streets of Mexico City: One of the women one never would marry. One of the women one sees

Third day on her honeymoon Sharon asks Butch what it’s like for a man before he gets married. A bricklayer by trade, and a man of few words,

One, a nun, has her transfer in her hand. She’s silently praying. Another, a hooker, has her income in her purse.

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

Made in America means different things to different people. In 1998 they made our old Camry in Japan.

Where I live the press says teen use of heroin is epidemic. I thought an epidemic was a widespread disease afflicting thousands caught in

Jill’s assignment as a new reporter was to interview an old bell ringer standing next to a red kettle outside a Walmart. Her editor had told her the man has been ringing the bell every ...

He’s not among the quick and not among the dead. He’s somewhere in between he tells anyone who stops his wheelchair in the halls

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

November’s lovely in the rain, she… from her rocker near the window to no one in particular although the butler’s waiting for her groce… having walked her Pekingese.

It’s an old clock hanging on a wall in a small room on the third floor. We go up there