Butch sat behind his massive mahogany desk, his Corona finally lit and smoldering in a nearby ashtray, a tumbler of bourbon in his hand. Eyes closed, he fought the overwhelming feelings of anger and fear. A combination that was giving him a mighty headache. Stanley, his bodyguard, sergeant, his heir-apparent, was standing well away from … Continue reading Dead Money: Flight plan
Fall in Florida
It was a gorgeous day on Saturday. Just a little crispness to the air, but full of sunshine and light breezes. I headed south toward Panama City to spend the morning at Eden Gardens State Park, an old homestead I've photographed many times before. Some sort of special event was being set up, most likely … Continue reading Fall in Florida
Unveiling
Morning breaks early Sunrise leisurely unveils Possibilities Haiku Friday is hosted by Lou at LouCeeL.
Autopilot
I generally go through my day on autopilot. There are no toddlers to obstacle-course around, no office or boss to consider, nothing aside from typical housewifery things to do. The most excitement I’ve had lately was joining an exercise class… outside my house… with other grown ups… several times a week. My routine, is … Continue reading Autopilot
Weapons of war
A hush fell over the arena as the adversaries rushed forward to claim their war weapons. Each gathering armfuls of the small, but versatile white, brown and black blades. Sergeants scrambled to assist their masters in preparing for mortal hand-to-hand combat. Bombshell strategies were mapped out, guerilla warfare implemented in surprise attacks. Commanders roared out … Continue reading Weapons of war
White chili for a cold day
A chat on Twitter Sunday afternoon with a few friends (Heather, Sara and Molly), about our longing for cooler days, led to confessions of love for fall cuisine - specifically stews, soups and chilies - the perfect cool weather meal. I mentioned that one of my favorites was White Chili, and a request was made to … Continue reading White chili for a cold day
Thin spiral notebook 