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Doing Laundry – Part VIII

Doing Laundry – Part VIII

     “Haley…” Eli began, but stopped short when his confidence ran out.      “So she said ‘you’re under arrest for fraud’ before cuffing you, and bringing you in?”      Eli thought back to the moments in the mall. The police officers had tried, but Haley stopped them...
Betting on a Story

Betting on a Story

In a recent office discussion, the topic of casinos came up. Before long stories were flying all over the place of people who have either won or lost a fortune. This got me thinking. Most people hear about casinos before they ever step foot in them, and most people...
The Right of Compassion

The Right of Compassion

What gives me the right to be sad at a funeral for someone I don’t know? She asked. Compassion, I said. Looking back I can see compassion as the heartfelt feeling of one person for another. It is a soul shouldering a burden. It is an arm around a back. It is an...
Doing Laundry – Part VIII

Doing Laundry – Part VII

      Eli heard shuffling from a large individual sitting next to him, the metallic thud of Haley’s boots on the floor, and the rustle of several bodies shifting to leave. Though he could hear the door open, he saw nothing. He felt someone shoving him from behind...
Basketball Theology

Basketball Theology

Dribble, dribble, shoot swish, go and let that ball drop I’ll be hearin kicks, snares – goin hard, I won’t stop Concrete, court, and squeak this Triple threat and Tweet this I’ve no use for foul language, don’t need that to be offensive Worlds got plenty need...
Doing Laundry – Part VIII

Doing Laundry – Part VI

     “Wait…what!?” Eli raised his hands defensively.      “I’m sorry Eli. I’m not who you think I am,” she offered, holding up her badge.      “Oh? Really!?A…a liar? Cruel? A fraud? Not someone I can trust? And I guess we should probably break up with you...
The City of Ghosts

The City of Ghosts

Beyond the old mountain and longest river, across the black divide and endless marsh, And through the winding labyrinth of Demon’s Cave…there is a city. I was 12. My grandfather beckoned that I go. His hard eyes beating down what I remembered. All the talk...
Doing Laundry – Part VIII

Doing Laundry – Part V

    Eli backed away from the counter, his eyes still fixed on the registry.     “Can I help you?” The gray bun asked again, clearly annoyed.     “Huh…wha…oh. No. No. I uh, thought my wife left her keys here, but…actually, can I see that registry!?”...
When Butts Protest

When Butts Protest

  Your size depends on me. The stomach and tongue can conspire all day, but they aren’t tied to your thighs, like me. You may have had friends though the thick, and the thin, but no one’s behind you like me. Literally. When you were seven, I was your...