If I Should Die
Peyton Farley has settled into a new life in southwest Montana. Research and fact checking for a local newspaper is a perfectly safe job, or is it? One morning, Peyton awakens and finds a strange man in lace up work boots who is bleeding out on her kitchen floor. As Peyton calls 911 from her bedroom, someone is stealing the body.
Milk Carton People
Milk Carton People is a paranormal thriller about people who suddenly find themselves invisible, able to observe things but unable to participate. Do they go mad? Maybe they find others. It is quite possible that there is no point in being invisible.
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An Open Letter to Spam Patrol
An open letter to the Spam Patrol;
If I sound bitter, you bet your sit-apon, I’m bitter. You got me suspended. A mark on my behavior file.
You didn’t bother to email me. But then why would you, you were too lazy to report the real spammers who were right there on the page waiting for you to confront them.
You could have knocked the tea and candy out of their hands, not mine. Continue reading
Christmas Time 1968 the first Spree Killing I Remember
18 December 1968… 44 Years ago, tomorrow… It was 1968, I was in Foster Care in Illinois. A classmate, also in foster care was shot in the neck that year. He is the first person I can recall who … Continue reading
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Tagged 1968, carlinville illinois, Carlinville Shooting, christmas, family murdered, social workers murdered, spree killing
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Ban Bad Patterns! Stop the Celtic Cable Lady!
I am a ‘project’ person. Novels, paintings, gluing shells and glass pebbles to the bathroom wall, collecting January Issues of Sky and Telescope and Astronomy Magazine with various crocheted table clothes, rugs and afghans are scattered around my house. Ending … Continue reading
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Tagged celtic cables, crochet, go-finders, guides, patterns
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Tornados and Floods – In Perspective
Did you know a flood is the only weather event that can happen anywhere? Continue reading
‘t is the Season
When is Christmas? The longest night of the year has passed and I am looking forward to February 2nd when our way back ancestors were finally certain the days were getting longer and they would quite possibly survive winter. I … Continue reading
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Tagged christmas, longest days, longest nights, murder, robberies, solstice, Winter Stroll
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“I am not a Witch!”
What is wrong with America? Have we all gone mad? We threaten to burn Holy Books and protest Faith Based Community Centers that are too close to the site of a mass murder? Then we make fun of one of the oldest traditions in human history.
“I am not a Witch.”
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Tagged acceptance, freedom, religion, tolerance, wicca, witch
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Pity Pots and Validation
With OI, these things happen randomly and unless a bone is poking out, we tend to complete our plans.
Rabbit Ears, Tin Foil and Boiling Water
Television has changed during my lifetime. I remember when a tv was furniture. We had to cross the room to change the volume and the channel. If we did change the channel, we had to adjust the fine tuning and sometimes go outside to give the antenna a turn. Rabbit Ears, coat hangers and tin foil made our living rooms look like a mad scientist’s laboratory. I also remember the horizontal and vertical hold knobs and how a good slap on the side could help settle things down.
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Tagged 911, cable, germs, remote controls, repairmen, television, tubes
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Throwaway People in the United States
Having touched on these issues, is there anything anyone can do to curb these numbers? In my research of these problems I have not saved or identified a single victim, nor have I lessened anyone’s risk of becoming one of these missing people. I feel fairly powerless.
Does public awareness cause social change? Does knowing a number change the number?
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Tagged foster children, human trafficking, missing people, run aways, throwaways, US
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Good Grief
I troll the news and reference books for seeds of horrid plot lines and there are plenty of depraved things going on to stock my shelves with plots and characters.