Ten Minutes Late
As I closed my eyes, I figured my course was laid out, determined. I’m the Late Milly Dupuis.
As I closed my eyes, I figured my course was laid out, determined. I’m the Late Milly Dupuis.
Old Brown’s Daughter has a mind of her own.
Week three of lockdown in our little corner of the world.
Most doctors think you’re just fat.
“You are the trees,” he said.
I turned 52 thirty-seven minutes ago.
Every marriage falls into distinct patterns.
When you corner someone to enthuse about your latest writing project, your victim’s first question is likely to be, “what’s your story about?”
I weeded my flower bed today, sweet friend, and I thought of you.
I hate unfinished projects. They whisper nagging words in my ears and poke me in the ribs when I try to relax.