Family Generation 4/30/22

until managers recognize the needs of their younger employees, there will always be friction.

Women’s History Month 3/7/22

women do deserve a month of recognition. Hell, they actually deserve at least a century of recognition for all they have done.

Ivermectin Death 12/22/21

I’m sure anybody would be confused as to whether or not I support the concept of freely choosing your own medications. As I’ve said, I’m very torn about this topic, and hopefully I’ve simply presented a few arguments for you to consider.

Mischievous Elf 12/10/21

Then somebody dyed the reindeer red and green as they slept, very festive, but hardly appropriate for reindeer. Comet was livid, especially since the red was so hard to get out that all it did was fade, inspiring the elves started calling him “Pink” and almost causing a copyright infringement lawsuit from a wonderful American pop star who dropped the suit because she’s just that cool.

Flying Pigs 11/21/21

Flying pigs come from Cincinnati, Ohio, the chili capital of the world. What, you didn’t really think it was Texas, did you? There was a time when more chili flowed out of Cincinnati than all of Texas combined (I cannot say if this is still true), but Cincinnati chili is not anything like Texas chili.

My Lantern 10/31/21

“How about freedom from the tortures you described? Promise me that if I set you free, you will spare me the horrors of Hell. Promise me that, Satan, and I will set you free.”

Linda 9/27/21

Today, I feel as if I can’t be as much help as I would like to be, and yet, I still try to be of service to others. The Freemasons teach that the way to change society is to model the behaviors we wish to see in others. As a Mason, I return to this lesson on occasion. Maybe, just maybe, my empathetic friends can change our world.

Friday the Thirteenth 8/13/21

every Friday the Thirteenth, I like to fly my Knights Templar flag (yes, I actually am a Knight Templar) just for those few brothers who might understand the reference.

Neck 7/15/21

Editorial note: the concept in this short story is very graphic and disturbing, even to me, and even as a work of pure fiction. Read at your own risk.

Succubus 6/16/21

If this story shows up as some form of fiction somewhere, beware. She is still out there. And she is still hungry. And this is as real as it gets.