Tag Archives: family

Another Saturday Night

I’m par­ti­ci­pa­ting, in a non par­ti­ci­pa­tory fashion, in Infi­nite Sum­mer. I star­ted yes­ter­day. My hou­se­mate, who often scrolls my sites online, much like my old college room­ma­tes used to scroll blogs for me, is blo­gless and lives vica­riously through me, pro­vo­ked me to do it. It’s not like work, school, no real vaca­tion, at least

We Are Family

My noto­rious  —  for rea­sons unna­med and before my time  —  91 year old great aunt hasn’t been out of her home over­loo­king the Hud­son River in years. She will is arrive here for an over­night stay tomo­rrow, a rest-stop while she waits for other family to take her visit her sis­ter  —  another great aunt of mine  —  in North Caro­lina. Due

The Cock Us and The Vegetable Stew

I’m hoping you all made it home safe and sound, if you went out at all  —  on New Years Eve.
The Iowa cock us takes place in less than twenty-four hours. You know the event, the one where the rea­so­na­ble, edu­ca­ted, infor­med, rural, white, Iowans take the helm at repre­sen­ting a country full of rea­so­nably edu­ca­ted, infor­med,

Once There Was A Way. Lullabies and Love

The archi­tect and the artist took turns sin­ging her to sleep at night. Whether it be the archi­tect, or the artist, after rea­ding the book, they would sing. Not because they were good at it, they weren’t, but because it wor­ked.
Once there was a way to get back home­ward
Once there was a way to