Remnants
My mother never turned the mattresses. That could have been just an odd housekeeping peccadillo if she weren’t the sole proprietor of a...
Aug 3, 2016
No Raisins (or, The Day The Raisins Dried Up)
Milk Eggs Flour Oatmeal Raisins Edith scanned her shopping list and pushed her buggy down aisle five, under the sign that said “Canned...
Jul 20, 2016
Babies and Rocks
After breakfast, my daughter frequently goes to the door, points at it, and says, “Gocks!” By this she means she thinks we should go sit...
Jul 13, 2016
When The Rain Came
At 2:08 today, water fell out of the sky. My grandma said it was the end of the world; probably aliens dropping poison on us. She said...
Jul 6, 2016
What Mythical Rats Have To Do With Modern America
Last week I wrote a short story (you can read it here or you can just scroll down a few paragraphs). I had several people tell me it was...
Jun 29, 2016
Rat Catcher
Pretty much nobody gets their first job before they’re eighteen and they sure don’t get one with the rat-catcher, that’s for sure. But I...
Jun 22, 2016
Roosters (I’m really no good at catchy titles)
There is a gang of eight roosters who live in my neighborhood. I was out running one day, just enjoying the day and the ground under my...
Jun 8, 2016
Supermarket
The spandex showed some frayed spots where the elastic was going out of it, and the green “S” emblazoned on his chest had lost a few...
Jun 1, 2016

