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Blog postEach morning as I awaken and I wiggle back into my skin returning from dreamtime, and try to unwrinkle the bits that droop and sag, I recall the days of my youth, when who I was slipped on as easily as my flip-flops, and was as light and ready to go. Now my self is worn and stretched and sags a bit, more like my hiking jeans of old than the flip-flops I wore until they were paper thin. My old patched and sagging jeans were comfortable in a different way. Reliable and filled with memories
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Blog postHere is another story, originally published in Fantastic Femme Fiction (a now defunct ezine). It is a ghost story of sorts, but not the kind you are probably thinking of; and while it qualifies as weird fiction – it is also just a tale of two women becoming friends, and then choosing to be family for one another. It is a bit longer than my usual – but still is a flash fiction. Enjoy!
The dollhouse sat displayed in the little antique shop window. Every time Cassie walked by it (going -
Blog postSMH – Shaking My Head – at the fact that I never cease to be amazed at humans in general. I look at some of the posts on NextDoor and Facebook and Twitter and I just have to shake my head. I cannot fathom some of the conclusions that are arrived at and then proclaimed to the world.
What prompted today’s post? A post on my neighborhood’s nextdoor app – which proclaimed that the app is now in alignment with godless devil worshippers who don’t respect the family unit because… drumroll… N -
Blog postThis was originally published in Fantastic Femme Fiction, a now defunct ezine. As I’ve said before I tend to write weird fiction, scifi, fantasy and horror. This one is a bit weird, and a bit “first love”. This appeared in a Valentine’s edition, and hopefully you’ll see why, if you make it to the end. (I realize this isn’t everyone’s cup of tea – but it is a flash fiction, so it isn’t a long read.) I hope you’ll enjoy “The Girl in the Cemetery“.
Jim moved to New Clifton with his Dad, -
Blog postToday (Saturday3/27) is bright and sunny and warm. And I used this lovely morning, (after the standard one mile dog walk to visit the bunnies in our neighborhood in the green spaces), to garden. I love playing in the dirt, I mean gardening.
I had prepped the garden before all the rain and hail of the last weeks. And yesterday, the blackberry bush that I ordered, was delivered in good shape. Last night I unboxed it and let the roots soak.
Now I have two raised beds, and five la -
Blog postI am sitting here crying my eyes out. Why? Baggage.
We all come with it, accumulated from our experiences, hopes, and fears.
Here’s the “Reader’s Digest” version:
I answered a call for help, and did a design for someone. They said it was perfect. Then I see they have used the design from someone else. Someone with a “majority” last name. My baggage reared its ugly head. I have a hispanic sounding surname, and I am asian and I am a woman. Guess what kind of baggage I’ve -
Blog post“Ooh baby it’s a wild world….” I have Mr.Big’s version of Cat Stevens’ song playing in my head now. Sorry if I’ve infected you with an earworm.
I have a good friend, going through the second year of a long and dragging divorce proceeding, and she’s met a guy online. I worry for her, but I trust her instincts. And I know that there’s a lot of bad out in the world, as well as some really good stuff.
It makes me worried though. Not just on her behalf, and that of my many friends, -
Blog postNot all the stories I write are weird, and to prove it to you, I submit for your approval “The Magic Nickel” – which is about the world from the perspective of a four year old and how magical everything seems at that age. I wrote it a couple of years ago, and it still makes me smile when I reread it – and maybe it will make you smile, too. Enjoy!
Lanie (who, by the way, thought her full name was “Elaine Janette Myers Get Yer Butt Back Over Here”) had been trying to sit quietly in fron -
Blog postI can hear the Mamas and the Papas singing that song, in my head. I could hear it immediately from Alexa if I asked her to play it, but I am having a slow start to my Monday morning, and instead of intruding on the quiet – I will go pour another cuppa java and stare at my calendar’s task list for today – again.
You could say I am “Procaffeinating” (procrastination plus coffee), and you’d be right. I am also savoring the quiet. Normally when I get up and feed the furbabies and get the -
Blog postI wrote this Flash Fiction/Weird Fiction for a submission call that I saw, asking for a piece featuring a villain. I like to think that most villains are not easy to spot, and so I wrote a piece with a perky supernatural “villain” – who exists by stealing time from the living. (I got a very nice rejection letter and will probably craft more pieces to send to them in the future). I hope you enjoy this.
Jenna was a perky blonde twenty-something who moved from a big city back east to a s
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