Monthly Archives: September 2004
Pain is Normal
The most predictable human defense is denial. Continue reading
So, I Should Take a What?
I don’t understand the reasoning behind the proverbial hint, when it comes to getting it or taking one. Continue reading
Cool Air
It reminded me on a time when I was very young — probably only about 4 or 5 — and was in the backseat of my dad’s car. Continue reading
A Kiss
I’m fairly forward about everything else so why I can’t bring myself to kiss someone for the first time remains a mystery to me. Continue reading
Escape
Why is it that we as humans always have the need to escape from everything? Continue reading
This Time
Usually by this time, I’m already asleep and not thinking about what I am wanting right now. Being single, as I am, has many great benefits but one main downfall: loneliness. The way I feel about it isn’t an all … Continue reading
The Trouble with Starting Something New
Why does starting something new always have to be painful? Not necessarily painful emotionally, but physically like when starting a new exercise regimen. For me, beginning anything again or for the first time is torture. Why can’t I have already … Continue reading
My Eyes
I’ve always liked the way my eyes felt after I cried Continue reading
Five Places
Amid the hurricane mess, I managed to write a few things down in between power outages. Continue reading
Smart Birds Know
It’s scary when law enforcement in some places have started marking the roads with orange spray paint so when the road signs are missing emergency crews can find their way around — something that started to happen after Hurricane Andrew … Continue reading