Category Archives: vs.

The first thing I saw, the first thing I really saw, after I had had a moment to adjust my looking to everything I was seeing, was the udder of the great Holstein and the thin arc of milk expelling … Continue reading →

(please follow this link to the Kircher Society.) In a very bizarre coincidence, some fiction I wrote years ago seems to have a real-world counterpart (which was completely unknown to me when I wrote the fiction). The good people over … Continue reading →

I think it might be time to insert a note into these proceedings–a small bit of stepping out from behind the (what I see as) translucent curtain to wave and smile a little more clearly. We are working toward transparency … Continue reading →

Diane had to explain three times to Geoff that teeth had nothing to do with it, but Geoff could not get it into his (thick) head that a woman might possibly know something he didn’t. Diane, who viewed chauvinism as … Continue reading →

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The picture shows a woman in three-quarters profile. The viewer mostly sees the back of her head and her hair pulled up into a small bun. It is possible, but barely, to discern a smile on her face. She is … Continue reading →

Pottery is generally made around the Chinese. Demand for unknown objects of all descriptions also includes a lead-based overcoat and today exclusively depicts scenes such as boats. Pottery is blue and white pottery generally made around the town. After the … Continue reading →

Daniel said he didn’t know the wolves were dangerous. He said he thought they were just “sharper dogs.” Marjorie spanked her dolly again and again because the dolly wouldn’t hold her pinkie finger just so while sipping tea. Frankie told … Continue reading →