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On Developing a Thicker Skin

“You need to develop a thick skin” is the remark that came, after I told of having been thrown...

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Before and After

On Developing a Thicker Skin

Crash Landing

You May Fall in the Cracks

A Point of View

February 27, 2018

les fleurs de février

February 9, 2018

It’s a War Out There

February 9, 2018

I Apologize

January 31, 2018

We Will Get an A Anyway

A Work of Art

A Work of Art, a novel in progressA Work of Art is a novel that has been in various stages of...December 30, 2012

A Work of Art, Chapter 1That motorcycle noise from that neighbor behind the house, across the backyard, woke him...December 29, 2012

A Work of Art, Chapter 2“A work of art!” Peter thought, wondering at the same time why he would...December 28, 2012

A Work of Art, Chapter 3Peter! You have been at the party long enough! It’s time for you to...December 27, 2012

A Work of Art, Chapter 4“Very well, Sir, your man will be there at 7:00pm. Have a good day.”...December 26, 2012

A Work of Art, Chapter 5“A work of art!” Peter thought, waking up to a beautiful sunny Saturday morning...December 25, 2012

A Work of Art, Chapter 6Wonder for a while how to deal with a blind person. Once in a...December 24, 2012

A Work of Art, Chapter 7They drove in Sam’s little antique red MG, a gift from Gerald, driven by...December 23, 2012

A Work of Art, Chapter 8They had reserved a table for three at Chez Matthieu, one of the newest...December 22, 2012

A Work of Art, Chapter 9This was not going to be an ordinary Sunday. Peter reached sleepily for the...December 21, 2012

A Work of Art, Chapter 10Life went on. Max had returned to his regular cafe job on Monday morning,...December 20, 2012

A Work of Art, Chapter 11Perhaps such events could be considered extraordinary, some would call them miraculous, others just...December 19, 2012

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