Warm, red, thicker than wine my favorite drink so sublime I need to have it fresh and sweet they always surrender, accept defeat my charms entice my victims well only afterwards, when it’s too late to tell their trip of a lifetime is seen as their blood on my lips causes a sheen
Am I dreaming? I hear it constantly. Why doesn’t the phone ring stop? I’ve pressed all the buttons. I have even turned the phone to “off”, but I still hear a ring. I must be dreaming; asleep finally, after so many nights trying. The body can only stay awake so long, right?
I walk into my bedroom, see the bed ahead of me, those soft warm blankets calling me. I crawl in, put the pillow over my head and it has stopped.
Three o’clock in the morning, I hear a ring again. Am I dreaming?
Aha, thinking you might enter without our permission? I think not, my friend. Even though we sit on high, we see, hear, and recognize everything. Now step inside if you choose, but make sure to keep your secret hairy self out of sight. Our policy is all creatures are allowed, but must remain in human form while inside the building.
1. Did you live close by or far away from close family or grandparents?My grandparents lived with us.
2. How often did you see or visit extended family?We saw them often. Two of my sisters and families lived very close.
3. Was the coming together cheerful and celebrated in some way? 4. Which relative did you enjoy seeing the most? Why? My favorite relative was my Aunt Emma who visited us every summer. She was fun and had great stories and we played games.
5. Were there relatives you dreaded visiting? If so, why? Of course, everyone has those relatives in the family😄
6. If you were the visitor, was the trip short and easy or was it a journey? 7. Were your visits short or extended? If extended visits, where did you sleep? Bed, sofa bed, couch, floor? I don’t remember spending time overnight.
8. When it came time to leave, was it difficult to say goodbye?The hardest time I had saying goodbye was to my folks after having my own family, living far away and saying goodbye after visiting them.
9. How often do you visit extended family now? 10. If you could see a relative who is no longer alive, who would it be? Why?
It’s a day to start thinking about going off a cholesterol medicine I started taking. I haven’t been on medications for almost 10 years and starting this one has been a pain in the butt, literally. I can’t sleep, can’t think, I can’t remember things and it feels like my mind’s in a fog. The only thing different I have done during this period of weeks is take this medicine.
So is it worth it? I don’t think so. I haven’t been able to sleep for weeks because I can’t get comfortable enough at night to sleep. My mind is fuzzy trying to remember things, my digestive system is in an uproar of rebellion no matter what I eat and frankly I am tired of it. So what day is it anyway? Am I the only one…again? Have you ever been on this type of med and how did you react? Was it worth it?
We’ve all heard of just desserts Remember those prophetic words How you wanted only me And then so inappropriately Forgot the vows you had taken Left me all forsaken Now the time has finally come Finding you’re the one to succumb To that pull of love I once craved While I watch you be enslaved I revel in your demise Cause now I’m the one who is wise.
This week’s Story Starter teaser is: She was standing next to her car in the empty parking lot routing around in her purse for her keys when she thought she felt a sticky chubby hand on her thigh. She knew immediately that Jack had crawled out of his car seat again. He was a masterful Houdini when it came to confinement. She quickly grabbed his hand and once again secured him into the safety seat. “I gave you that lollipop because you promised to stay safe in your car seat. I guess it will be early nap time.” Jack grumbled and didn’t try to escape again.
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