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WRAPPED IN PAPER
Weekly Writing Challenge: 1,000 Words – Contemplation I am not by nature contemplative. All my ideas become pictures or stories … even this one. Yet the other day, I got to contemplating how I express...
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THEY SANG AT OUR WEDDING
Daily Prompt: The Show must go on posted in Challenges by Pat Gerber-Relf If you were involved in a movie, would you rather be the director, the producer, or the lead performer? (Note: you can’t be the...
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A STRANGELY WONDERFUL ROMANCE
Weekly Writing Challenge: My Funny Valentine? This could be a very torrid post, but as Serendipity is G-rated, won’t go there. Instead, I’ll tell you a story. You are free to fill in any missing...
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WE DON’T CELEBRATE VALENTINE’S DAY
It wasn’t something we had to discuss. Neither of us has ever celebrated Valentine’s Day. To us, it’s a manufactured “Hallmark Holiday.” So we don’t participate. I have no problem with your...
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HORROR OF DEATH WITHOUT HOPE: COBWEB BRIDE – VERA NAZARIAN
COBWEB BRIDE by Vera Nazarian Publication Date: July 15, 2013 Death has lost his bride and must find her, the Cobweb Bride, before he will again take up his task of bringing a close to life. Many books...
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MY LOVE WAS NEVER TAINTED
Daily Prompt: Tainted Love by Krista on February 22, 2014 Ever been dumped by a boyfriend or girlfriend? Was it a total surprise, or something you saw coming? Tell us your best worst breakup story....
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LEDA AND THE SWAN – THE MUSICAL
Back in my bright college days, I was a music major. I hung out on the quad with other wannabe musicians on warm sunny days where we planned projects which would make us famous. Symphonies. Great...
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HOW IT BEGAN, HOW IT CONTINUES
I was 18 when I got married the summer between the junior and senior years of college. I was working at the radio station. Jeff, my first husband, was Station Manager. Garry, my now and forever...
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY GARRY ARMSTRONG!
Kind of a sucky day for your celebration. Even though I bought your present before I went into the hospital, I don’t feel like I’m doing enough, saying enough to tell you what you mean to me, which is...
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SKIN LIKE SILK
He’s (She’s) So Fine What was it that drew you to your significant other? Their blue eyes? Their ginger countenance? Their smile? Their voice? - – – – - Lunch hour. 1968. Manhattan. A restaurant with a...
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LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT AND FOREVER AFTER
First Sight Whether a person, a pet, an object, or a place, write about something or someone you connected with from the very first second. Sharing is caring. She was so tiny, a little bit of fur and...
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OUR STORY – 51 YEARS OF FRIENDSHIP, 24 YEARS OF MARRIAGE
I was 18 when I got married the summer between the junior and senior years of college. I was working at the radio station. Jeff, my first husband, was Station Manager. Garry, my now and forever...
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STAY CLEAR OF LANDMINES
Happy Radars – Are you a good judge of other people’s happiness? Tell us about a time you were spot on despite external hints to the contrary (or, alternatively, about a time you were dead wrong). This...
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DOROTHY PARKER ON LOVE
Filed under: Holidays, Humor, Love, Nature, Photography, poem Tagged: Dorothy Parker, humor, love, Photography, poem, poetry
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WE DON’T CELEBRATE VALENTINE’S DAY
It wasn’t something we had to discuss. Neither of us has ever celebrated Valentine’s Day. To us, it’s a manufactured “Hallmark Holiday.” So we don’t participate. I have no problem with your...
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IN SEARCH OF PEACE ON EARTH
The Same Auld Lang Syne, by Rich Paschall Another year has begun and we can see it is indeed the same as days gone by. The old days are not forgotten as old conflicts rage on and new ones have arisen....
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HE SAID YES
In late 1979, I walked away from my first marriage. It was a friendship which should have stayed a friendship. Regardless, it had yielded a son and in years to come would produce a lovely...
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VALENTINE’S DAY — NOT OUR HOLIDAY
We never discussed it. Not a single conversation. We don’t celebrate Valentine’s Day. We haven’t in the past and don’t now. It’s a fake holiday, designed to sell greeting cards and tacky heart-shaped...
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SKIN LIKE SILK
He’s (She’s) So Fine What was it that drew you to your significant other? Their blue eyes? Their ginger countenance? Their smile? Their voice? - – – – - Lunch hour. 1968. Manhattan. A restaurant with a...
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