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This is something I wrote up for fun. In lieu of my last post about my humur that others do not get. Well this is an example of that. I wrote this poem intended it to be a bit of dark humur

The Unforgivable

You know that it is true
anything I would do for you
my loyalty is without bounds

Blood upon your hands
not a question I ask
while I throw away the gun
and dispose of the body

Upon the stands the ...

This blog is mostly for Motherhubbard and Scher since they were interested. But of course anyone might find this interesting.

This is our home process for making and canning (really jarring) tomato puree. This is an annual ritual for my family. The only year of my lifetime when we didn't do this was the year my father's health had deteriorated and ultimately passed away. That was two years ago. But I don't recall any other year of my 46 years were we didn't can tomatoes.
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Although I don’t normally do this, I’d like to dedicate this entry to Virgil, because he asked for it. Thanks, Uncle Virg!

This year has been a little surreal because I’ve been realizing that it’s the last year that my life will be the same—it’s my year of lasts. Last year I’ll go to my church. Last year I’ll live in my room. Last year I’ll teach the Sunday school. Last year I’ll see my library.I’m in my Senior year, and already it’s been zipping by. It’s a countdown until I go to ...

It can't be all bad as I got three votes (Thanks Grover, Boots, Sprinks!) I'd like other opinions

Pendragon

Thirteen Stairs

“What are you doing, Edward! Let go of me! That hurts! You were choking me!” Fiona Travis accused. “My God, you could have killed me!”

“I am going to kill you, Fiona. That was a sample. In three days at midnight exactly, I intend to rid myself of you. I have done it before, you know. Another murder won’t weigh on my ...

Just finished Main Street by Sinclair Lewis. Loved it. It's an interesting view into small town life. Carol Milford, a college graduate from Minneapolis, marries a physician from Gopher Prairie and moves to the town with the intent of reforming it with the arts and some modern ideas. She quickly becomes disillusioned by the extent of the satisfaction that the town folk are comfortable with their town and their lives in it. What results is an almost constant conflict between Carol and the 'way ...