Our Meeting
Our Meeting
After a few days of planning through email, and reluctant phone conversations, the time finally arrives for you to come down to L.A. for “payup.” It’s been about a ye
Collecting
Collecting
It was suburban St. Louis in the late 1960’s. I was still in junior high and I had a morning paper route. It was something I was good at and I liked. I would be done b
Hole in the Wall
The Hole in the Wall – Dreadlocks
Darcy wasn’t sure why she had to look through the little hole in the wall. She really had no reason to believe that anything was going on, but
Crop Circle
This story is dedicated to Redcrop. As a thank you for her wonderful true life tales, her excellent and unique sites, and the unwitting inspiration for…
The Crop Circle – Sean
Amy’s Tale
This morning had started out like most others. Amy had showered, before enjoying a light breakfast out by the pool, allowing the sun to gently dry her long auburn locks, as she per
Welcome to the Farm
Welcome to the Farm by Sabrina S.
Stephanie didn’t cry at the funeral; dressed in black with her long, wavy hair pulled into an almost painfully tight chignon, she bit her lips u
Oh, Senator, Love the Suit
Oh Senator, Love the Suit by HeadBoy
Emilia walked into the shop, all cut-glass walls with two-sided photographs that hung from the ceiling. If this was a salon, it was like non
Across from Roberto’s Taco Stand
It was a summer day in Santee. A hot, dreadful summer day, like all July days in this suburb of San Diego. The mercury topped 102, again just like every day of the past two weeks.
Brenda and Tina’s Voyage
BRENDA AND TINA ON A VOYAGE – Shearingly
Brenda had gone to the grocery store near the marina and was standing in the checkout line when a distinguished looking, handsome man cam
Getting Even
Getting Even by Dr. Demento
It was mid-May and the heat of summer was already unbearable. No matter what type of clothing one wore, they stuck to the body like Velcro. School wa
