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On October 29, 2010. On October 28, 2010. I like taking pictures, writing, eating, kissing, and sleeping. And my favorite color is blue. Life advice from old people.

I am a straight, white male of upper-middle class means and European descent. The only thing I can do? Learn as much as I can about it; try to keep an eye on it.

Jazzoology is an english version of some improvizations I love to imagine with words. As a french writer, I assure you. there will be some mistakes in words. Jazz of my english will get better. To be or not to be on the e-readers shelf. The divine Jane Austen at the Morgan library.

Even in generally calm weather, lightning, however distant, may bring isolated thunder. A brave and beautiful exploration of grief, by my friend, Telaina Eriksen. I remember Emily writing once a.

The Socratic Use of Irony. Last week I drove 126 miles to Vermont forbreakfast. Yes, just for breakfast. My wife and kids thought I was a quite daft for driving all that way for only 2 hours. Well there was another motive.

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8230;and you choose the path. July 13, 2010 by Tina Rubin. The windmill creaked into motion, like an old man getting up from a long slumber. My husband and I exchanged looks. This was a moment we would remember.

Micro-Fiction, Flash-Fiction, Creative Non-Fiction, Poetry. Eventually, each one of us will have to make a sacrifice that ends up altering the rest of our lives. We can take comfort in our pain, knowing nobody is immune to suffering. In that way we will never suffer alone. Erica Moody, CNF Editor. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

Poetry and essays from a first generation Chicana with bad Spanish but a good accent. Our Lady of the Water Gallons. In the Arizona borderlands in July 2011. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.