Category Archives: Nostalgia
Rollerskating
So at work all I’m hearing is 80s music and it is reminding me that I haven’t been rollerskating in more than ten years. Back in West Palm Beach there used to be a couple of really good places — … Continue reading
Sonny Jim
This time last year I was preparing for graduation because it was less than three weeks away. Little did I know that my grandad was coming from England (even though my mom did slip and tell me a few weeks … Continue reading
A Look Back at Imagination
I don’t want to think of it from a grown-up’s perspective because that will have meant I’ve given up being a kid and thus the end of youthful exuberance. Continue reading
Lackluster
It’s been a while since I’ve put something meaningful to read on here because I haven’t been all too philosophical about anything ‘public.’ I need to start getting back to putting my thoughts down on paper instead of only thinking … Continue reading
Departing on Gate Three
Over the past two days, there seems to be quite a bit of words and thought about a candle. Whether it was the person who purchased it, the guest who commented on it, or what has been crossing my mind … Continue reading
The First and the Last
I don’t recall much about being a young child, but I can remember odd things like the first time I had any recollection of the furniture in my house being rearranged or when I called the fire department because my … Continue reading
My Small Light
So much of what I am today can be attributed to something seemingly insignificant when I was growing up. 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
My Eyes
I’ve always liked the way my eyes felt after I cried Continue reading