Online dating: Stories from the Front Lines
Fri, 12/03/10 – 12:11 | 3 Comments

Bud asked if I liked spanking. Mike’s first email was an erotic story. The artist guy took me out to brunch then turned out to be penniless.

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Online dating: Stories from the Front Lines
Friday, 12 Mar, 2010 – 12:11 | 3 Comments
Online dating: Stories from the Front Lines

Bud asked if I liked spanking. Mike’s first email was an erotic story. The artist guy took me out to brunch then turned out to be penniless.

Valentine’s Day 2010: Table For One, Please
Thursday, 11 Feb, 2010 – 21:51 | 8 Comments
Valentine’s Day 2010: Table For One, Please

Last year I wasn’t dating anyone. I don’t recall right now how I spent that day, probably with my head in a bottle of wine- red, of course. Celebrating some form of self love, hopefully. But I was probably bemoaning my fate as a single woman…

Going Home–While You Still Can
Monday, 1 Feb, 2010 – 0:17 | 8 Comments
Going Home–While You Still Can

Time really does move faster when you’re older….I just blinked and 2009 had passed me by before I realized it…and 2010 is already moving just as fast!

Hey, Facebook: Thanks for giving me more than just memories
Monday, 18 Jan, 2010 – 1:17 | 5 Comments
Hey, Facebook: Thanks for giving me more than just memories

She was beautiful, smart and funny and I had an enormous schoolboy crush on her.

A Cougar Moment
Sunday, 10 Jan, 2010 – 18:16 | 15 Comments
A Cougar Moment

When we were introduced, I felt SOMETHING. Slightly muted, but it was there. Chemistry, perhaps, smothered in a few coats of dust

What Makes a Home?
Sunday, 6 Dec, 2009 – 22:52 | 4 Comments
What Makes a Home?

We never do leave home. Every house we’ve ever lived in has helped form us into who we are, has followed along with us every step of the way.

Of Marriage, Life, Art and Loss
Sunday, 29 Nov, 2009 – 23:28 | 6 Comments
Of Marriage, Life, Art and Loss

Regardless of the causes, I am dealing with an enormous loss, and the agony of watching him erase himself. It is the antithesis of creating. It is chaos as well as inertia.

Dialectic: Poetry, Philosophy, Collage
Monday, 16 Nov, 2009 – 13:14 | One Comment
Dialectic: Poetry, Philosophy, Collage

The walls of human understanding have various purposes, textures, designs. But their intent is often to keep something…safe from challenge and on-going discovery of the truth of inherent polarity.

The Boys Are Back
Friday, 9 Oct, 2009 – 17:05 | 5 Comments
The Boys Are Back

It’s a love story between a father and his sons….It’s about family in all its messy glory when each member is valued as an individual. It’s about males without women but not in a way that demeans either gender.

Abercrombie & Fitch: MidLife Fashion Fail
Wednesday, 12 Aug, 2009 – 20:51 | 7 Comments
Abercrombie & Fitch: MidLife Fashion Fail

They have some nice looking stuff, but most of it requires layering (because it’s too skimpy to be worn without something under it or over it).

Midlife Crisis and Reinvention
Thursday, 6 Aug, 2009 – 13:59 | One Comment

“Your right to throw a punch stops at my face.” I remember hearing this expression years ago as a basic definition of freedom in the United States. I thought of it more recently when I read …

The New Roommates
Tuesday, 4 Aug, 2009 – 16:10 | 19 Comments
The New Roommates

In a sense, they are like spouse stand-ins, and they’re thinking of getting T-shirts made saying: “I’m Becoming The Man I Always Wanted To Marry.”