Slice of Life

Day 111; May 1st, 2020
They’re calling it “The Storm Of The Century,” now.
At first I didn’t take it seriously. “Tis the season,” I figured. It’s almost always rainy at this time [+]

Laying next to each other in silence. My fingers directing her eyes to the burning sunset. He [+]

I remember in elementary school having one teacher that had our class chant in unison over and over again, “April showers bring May flowers.” But I have no distinct memory of any significant [+]

Peels of thunder rock the world below, thin fingers of electricity curling from the skies into the ground, gripping it with a feverish yearning before winking out of sight.
She watches the [+]

I clutch tightly around the handle of my umbrella, relishing in my own dryness as I make my way down the city street. I am heading home from a day of sending out applications while slowly sipping [+]

The April showers cleansed our world completely. Like bleach, everything was disinfected. Nothing remained except for a sense of anticipation for the early morning dew, and the reintroduction of [+]

I’m continually amazed at the wonders of nature and in this part of the world the passing of the seasons is astounding.  The temperature, the amount of daylight, and the types of precipitation [+]

Excitement flows over me as I stand at the bow of the SSV Robert C. Seamans, the square-rigged research sailboat currently gliding through the dark ocean night. Salty air fills my nose and surrounds [+]

Dear Marge (past me),
How are you? It’s me (you!) from the future about a century or so later, it’s hard to tell sometimes. I’m writing to let you know what’s happening now so you can [+]

Since I was a baby, I have been going to Red Rock Mountain. My grandfather's cabin still lives in the woods, and while we are not always there, the cabin is in good company. You see, there is always [+]

What a beautiful day, the sun is glowing and I am in awe with how the water and sun balance with each other in the wind. They have a connection that brings joy to everyone on the beach. I look [+]