He recycles monthly, an endless march of bottles and cans across his kitchen counter, dancing their way into plastic bags fresh from the grocery store that recently carried fruits and vegetables. He knows he should buy recycled bags created from old soda bottles, but they are $15 apiece and he hasn’t that much money this … Continue reading Interminable: A Short Story
I’m not the best when it comes to talking about things I’m good at. That doesn’t mean I’m not good at things. It just means I don’t tend to dwell on it. But now I’m going to dwell, because I’m trying to do these daily prompts (I know, you thought I was a good leader, … Continue reading Tooting My Own Horn
Everybody knows that black people have rhythm, Italian women can cook, Asian people are good at math, and homosexuals are good at interior design. Right? WRONG. Yet, when you read each one of those things, you knew exactly why I typed it, because of a little thing I like to call pre-judging before knowing, while … Continue reading Sam’s Weekly Water Cooler Musings: On Stereotyping
I created a monster One who talks like me One who acts like I used to And dreams my dreams. I created a saboteur An angel in devil’s shoes Content with destruction And a penchant for hate. I created a fragment A figment of my mind Transparently solid Conscious of its being. I created a … Continue reading Formed: A Poem
If you subscribe to the creationist theory, then you will probably be familiar with the word of god, saying that he created woman to be man’s help meet. This phrase is often used by men when they want to do whatever they please, and they think their women should follow them, but that’s not what … Continue reading A Different Kind of Help Meet for the 21st Century
“It’s never a good idea to discuss religion or politics with people you don’t really know.” While this is highly quotable material, I completely disagree with the assessment. Those are exactly the types of people you want to discuss religion and politics with. Think about it. If you know the people really well, you should … Continue reading Impolite Company
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