Monthly Archives: September 2021

A scene from One Kiss Less “You wanna know what?” “No, not particularly. But I’m sure you’re going to tell me anyway.” He glanced down into her brown face and is taken back at what he sees. The expression she … Continue reading →

Yellow Cardinals aren’t seen as often as a Red Cardinal. They are seen pretty often in the Midwest but not the North. No, I am not an avid bird watcher. I just happens to notice ones I have never seen … Continue reading →

Last month three caterpillars that would grow into monarch butterflies glued their cocoon on my back porch. I see them every year but this was the first time seeing three in a row. Every year, I watched them grow and … Continue reading →

A reader of my literary works had some thing to say that made me ponders. This reader who is only sixteen year old, someone who wasn’t even born when 9/11 took place pointed out something I never thought about. There … Continue reading →

Parrot and many other birds have already proven birds can imitate speech. Southern meadow larks are known to imitate people laughing. Loons screams and laugh like an insane person. So are mocking jays and regular jays known to copy other … Continue reading →

Can an author use a name if the character is famous? I am sure many of you have read stories with characters named Sam, Mary, Ann, Joe, Eddie, and such. They are author’s stable names. Yes, they can be used … Continue reading →