Faye gives Fred next door her sister’s number to call in case Faye dies. Faye’s 94 and feels okay. Her sister’s 90 and Fred’s

“We had the other ones done there,… “Why not go there again? Everythi… No complications. Who cares about… Bunch of do-gooders with hidden ca… “I don’t care about the publicity,…

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

He remembers loving her lost in an orchard peaches, pears, apricots falling on his head every day

A tragedy happened to Willie and Millie after years of marriage… All their kids were doing well and had nice families of their own but tragedy struck one dawn before

Decades ago a small college out in the boondocks put Ambrose, a freshman, on a Greyhound Bus to attend a student convention in New York.

A gray summer day the sun is on vacation sunflowers hang their heads Donal Mahoney

She’s not young, his wife. They’ve been together 40 years but when she gardens in her shorts and he’s lying in his hammock she’… a lovely sight to see so when she

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

Midnight in San Francisco. Yoshiko is 93 and she can’t sleep so she sits in her recliner and nibbles on a rice cake,

If the goal of business is to make a profit and it is—and if the goal of government is to take care of people

The problem doesn’t lie in not knowing. It lies in our not seeking him because when we die we meet him and we’re blinded by