I don’t know about the rest of you, but I had a hard time celebrating the 4th this year. And that’s not because it fell on a Tuesday, making it difficult to stay up late and go to work the next day. I’m retired. Every day is Saturday for me and my wife. Nope, this… Read More Freedom? Really?
I often absently scroll through Facebook and find numerous hilarious posts. Well…one this week definitely caught my eye, and I laughed so hard at not only the post but several clever responses. That got me to think about all the “hell” idioms out there that I definitely needed to add to the absolute hilarity of… Read More Oh Hell!
People who follow me know I often make up new words if I don’t believe a word exists for something I’m trying to explain or share with others. Thus my word to describe pretty much every book I’ve ever written is romash. Well, imagine my disappointment to learn that I did not makeup either Genre-Fluid… Read More Genre-Fluid of Genre-Bending
First, let me say…Happy Pride Month, and don’t let the assholes keep you from celebrating! Now…onto my topic for this week. A few months back, I came across this article (link: https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/800503.shtml) about a fruit that looks just like a woman’s breast, called the milk melon. Well, imagine my excitement about this, especially when I… Read More Breast Fruit
So…I walked into my living room and was minding my own business when I heard my wife laughing. She was watching a clip that Brandi Carlile posted about her family playing badminton. Brandi was laughing as her wife. She was using the term shuttlecock for what Brandi thought was a birdie. My wife weighed in… Read More Shuttlecock or Birdie
Unfortunately, I didn’t realize it was lesbian visibility week until it was too late. I was traveling for part of that time and didn’t devote enough attention to the week. I also missed the deadline to submit my books for Jae’s 100 books with lesbian main characters, even though every single book I’ve written contains… Read More Lesbian Visibility Week
It’s been years since I’ve been to New York. I barely remember anything about the city except how large Central Park is. I’ve always wanted to go to New York and attend a Broadway musical. It’s been on my bucket list for years. Finally, well into my sixties, we have the funds to do fun… Read More New York, New York
I came across a comment on Facebook the other day where a person was making note of how they did not like liars or individuals who make up fake stories (I’m paraphrasing here). Of course, it was the fake stories that toggled my teasing brain. So I had to respond with my brand of humor… Read More Professional Liars
I’ve always loved the old Mission Impossible series. I used to watch that as a kid, and it must have made an indelible imprint on my brain. The premise of the series was to bring down corrupt politicians and dictators of third-world countries. The show was very much ahead of its time by featuring stories… Read More Suspension of Disbelief
Plot Holes…ugh! I admit I chase those little f%@kers around more than Bill Murray in Caddyshack with his illusive gophers. So what exactly is a plot hole? Well…according to Wikipedia, it is a “gap or inconsistency in a storyline that goes against the flow of logic established by the story’s plot.” Yup…that sounds about right. In most cases, these plot… Read More Plot Holes
Annette Mori 