Monthly Archives: August 2021

The prompt that greeted me on my computer at the start of the week was: “What was the most fun thing you’ve done with your child? It’s no surprise that my son, Shawn, selected this question for me to answer … Continue reading →

This week’s prompt from the website my kids gave me for a Chanukah present last year is a personal one, but I think you can relate to my feelings, if not the individual beats listed here. The question was: What … Continue reading →

This week’s story prompt asks a provocative question, one that I have thought about for four days before putting index fingers to keyboard, The query is, Do you believe in love at first sight? Sorry for being a literalist here, … Continue reading →

Coming from working class stock. I understood from a very early age that money was a precious commodity. Dad worked from dawn till well after dark to provide for our family of four, and Mom had to be creative to … Continue reading →

This week’s prompt seemed very straightforward, till my mind started churning. The question was, “What is one of the most expensive things you ever bought?” In the material world, all I need to go back through my memory banks and … Continue reading →