The Gingerbread Nightmare
by Valerie Garner
The Gingerbread Nightmare
Do you ever see those beautiful gingerbread houses during the holiday
seasons that are so beautiful? They look so simple, and look like
I Want a Cold!
by Chuck Smith
Honey, can I have a cup of lemon tea, my wife asked me the
other day. Normally, my wife doesn't ask me to do anything,
knowing my laziness has no bounds. But my wife h
Package Baggage
by Perry Estelle
It always fries my brains when I have nothing more creative to do with my time than visit a computer store. It is a bit like sending a Brit soldier to the gulf without any b
The Gray, the Blue, and the Green
by Laura Fink
The Skin Traveler
© 2001 Laura Fink / All Rights Reserved http://www.clockdomain.com
Episode Two - "The Gray, the Blue, and the Green"
The buzzing in
Psychiatric Psychiatrist A Joke on Psychiatry
by Martin Skov
A few weeks ago I went to see a psychiatrist.
We talked about how I was feeling. I really wanted to hit him in the face when he asked that. I didn´t do that. I
The Lighter Side of Spam
by Tim Ward
Every morning when sit down at the ole computer and go to check my email I know two things will happen. (1) I won't have received any new sign-ups
in any of the hundreds of af
Airhead Behavior Becomes New Human Norm As Underachievement Reaches New Heights
by Tom Attea
Today, look high and low, and what do you see? Airhead behavior – in fact, so much of it that it’s threatening to become the new human norm. What is going on here? And can we fi
How I Spent my Summer Vacation
by Lee Goins
One of the best parts of a vacation is the positive outlook you derive from pleasant anticipation. Another benefit is the afterglow, allowing you to feel right with the world
Writing Fiction to Get Rich
by Michael LaRocca
WRITING FICTION TO GET RICH
Copyright 2004, Michael LaRocca
Some of us write simply because we can't not write. Ideas grab
us, move us, and demand to be writt
Beware of radical mint enthusiasts
by David Leonhardt
Some things are as boring as the dust that clings to your TV screen.
Take toothpaste, for example. If you happen to be a radical mint enthusiast, brushing your teet
IN A BUSY WORLD WE STILL NEED TO TAKE TIME TO LAUGH
by By Rev. James L. Snyder
In many ways, the American home faces the danger of becoming a vanishing institution. Along with its extinction, the family unit as we know it is in danger. Childr
Rindercella The Pyslexic Drincess
by http://www.gigglestop.com
Once upon a time there lived a beautiful young girl called Rindercella.
Rindercella and her sugly isters lived in a marge lansion.
Rindercella wor
Hurricanes have gone but political winds are blowing
by Rev. James L. Snyder
Within the last six weeks, that gusty quartet comprised of Charley, Frances, Ivan and Jeanne has lustily serenaded Florida. A repeat performance is not in the foresee
The Silly Essay
by Darrin F. Coe, MA
I thought it would be fun to set down some of the random, silly thoughts I’ve been pondering over the last several weeks. In this time of geopolitical intenseness, I
Trust A poetic investigation, not hampered by commitee status.
by Malcolm James Pugh
Trust.
We are here to listen,
To every word you say,
We will surely then glisten,
What the mood is in this way,
So many start to chatter,
And forw
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