Stina de Borinyone Angelica had been with me for quite some time now, it was a harmless thing really, well not really that harmless. And what harm their was, as usual was most definitely not in that way you might surmise. She was a young woman, a Valerian, tall, and lithe, almost waifish, with long dark [...]

Full Circle In the dawn of the morning, she takes his hand She slides her body over his ready to take her stand Her sensual desire controls her mind Her graceful body responding in kind Her sweet lips melt against his flesh As their bodies begin to meld and mesh She rides him and drives him all [...]

I looked out from a balcony at one of the edges of Heaven, a curious thing, how can a thing of infinite Nature have an end. The truth, as always, especially if spoken in First Tongue, is incredibly simple. All things have an end, it’s just that some of them can’t be reached from a beginning. [...]

“…One of the most little known aspects of Heaven is the presence of a “bridge” of sorts that was created after the Treaty that ended The Great Revolt, and the reasons for which will become more readily apparent as you go on…” An undefined space bridging a gap between Heaven and the Underrealm or Hell, [...]

In the early 1990′s, my husband, Tim, was the PGA Club Professional at a small, private club in Indianapolis. It wasn’t one of the ritzy clubs where you had to show your w-2 to be admitted but that also didn’t mean there weren’t some well-to-do members . They were varied in backgrounds but all very friendly [...]

Back in January, we had a memoir prompt titled “It’s a Wrap” — encouraging everyone to write about an embarrassing moment or a “boner”. I had a blast reading and writing a response to that prompt and wanted to repeat something along the same lines this week. I know it may be rough for any perfect [...]

I know we are all busy this time of year — getting outdoors, gardens, riding and such, so I am extending last weeks memoir prompt another week. It’s not a difficult prompt. Most of us remember that time in our lives pretty vividly. Dig into that memory bank and tell us a story! Click the link [...]

The old saying is: “graduation is not an end but a beginning”. My daughter is graduating high school in about a month. We’re dealing with prom, Grad Bash, end of the year award programs, graduation announcements, relatives traveling to the festivities and party plans. We spent the other evening picking out her announcements and then she [...]

Standing behind the register, smile duly painted on my mouth, greeting and making small talk with the customers — that’s my job. This couple is buying a pair of Merrells, a six pack of athletic socks and a dozen golf balls. I remember what it was like to be able to buy something I wanted — [...]

This week’s memoir prompt is courtesy of Sunny from the blog Sunny Sings the Blues . I am going to paraphrase and add some ideas here and then post her own answer to this prompt in a separate post (this is a must read). (I’m cheating a bit since I’ve already seen her response… heehee…) Not Down and [...]

A Lover Waits… A lover waits beside an open door For passion to come, ecstasy and more Another walks toward and holds the key To bliss and joy if it’s meant to be Lips meet as two lovers touch Neither knew that they could feel so much Gently yet the passion rises high As lips part [...]

Following up last weeks memoir prompt is this week’s “Part II”. We have arrived and you have introduced us to your destination — the reasons it holds a place in your memory. This week give us a specific memory, a story from that destination. It may be fleeting vision of a view you will never forget [...]