She stayed up and finished a novel. Her body felt like a teenager again. Call it a coincidence, or call it God, after ten years of reading deprivation, the first novel she finished brought her closer to her own story. The part of her childhood she actively buries, spilled over the page. She felt responsible… Read More: The Choice »
He adopted two new cats recently. In total, he has seven cats. Technically, he could be called a weird cat guy. But nobody calls him that. After all, he is one A-list movie star with good looks, five Academy Awards nominations, private jets, mansions in all four continents, a long and growing list of ex-girlfriends,… Read More: Weird Cat Guy »
The first time she heard the lyrics of “You Make Me Feel Like a Natural Woman”, she wasn’t aware that it was a song. A seasoned Buddhist teacher was delivering a talk. He started with the first four lines of the lyric. He sat quietly still and performed like a rock star. His energy permeates… Read More: Lyrics »
“Timothy, come back inside! What on earth are you doing in the rain?” That was mom calling. He can still recall that image and her voice. Tim was playing with rocks. He was completely soaked and shaking. Mom dried him up and gave him some warm lemon water. It was a fall weekend. Tim remembered… Read More: Tim’s Mom »
I confess. I didn’t use Google for research. There are no facts to be checked here. It is a story. Is Google a reliable source for facts? Again. This is not a philosophical discussion, not a game to trick you, not an op-ed for the New York Times. It is a story. There was an… Read More: Apple Genius »
“Scan for danger. Scan.” The minute she opens her eyes, this command comes online. She calls it the source of evil. She believes that all of her problems stem from this single line of code and she is determined to find a power-off button. The search party has gone on for forty-five years. What did… Read More: Cure »
Billy runs a restaurant in hell. It is a tricky job, as you can imagine. His fine diners are often angry and confused, not because of the food or the service, but because, well, they are in hell. They are not well-suited to handle anger or confusion. The restaurant ends up being a psychologist’s office,… Read More: Billy and Hell »