Is the Election Over Yet?
This post is going up the day before the election. Since there has been so much focus on the economy during the campaigns, please allow me to explain why I do not have any strong feelings about […]
Category: Fiction
Somethings in life take a lifetime to get over
Even now, after having some time to digest the news, I just cannot understand why she had a smile on her face. When a surgeon breaks bad news to a family, the last thing on […]
Dear Sandy
Hurricanes are not funny. Sandy was definitely not funny. My heart and prayers go out for those who have lost loved ones, had their homes destroyed or had their lives disrupted. But humor helps us […]
HO Interview with Deb Martin-Webster – Author of Love, Montana
Tell us your inspiration for Love, Montana? I have to admit I was truly inspired by the fact that there weren’t enough strong, intelligent women portrayed in romance novels. Every day, there’s an abundance of […]
Read all about it
Chance interests me in the same way as the brave are favored by chance or are they? For years now, pigeons have shit on my head and I’ve just put it down to being in […]
The Fibonacci Spiral
When I was a little Mocker, I just didn’t understand Math and all the impossible possibilities that it constantly flung at me. Now that I am a supposed fully grown Mocker, little has changed except […]
Who makes you feel less stupid than you are?
The logic of the massively confused and moronically stupid is something to behold. I’m not pointing the finger at anyone in particular and I’ll be the first to admit that I get confused to the […]
Panera Bread: My Port in the Storm
Three months ago, I got a Panera Bread card, which if used properly according to the lady at the Panera cash register who gave it to me, would yield me free goodies and discounts at […]