A young boy and girl around the ages of four (perhaps a year or two difference). They were running around the front yard of a home in…… Read more “A Wish for Wings…”
Tag: observation
Succinct
I’ve been tackling a book: From Paris to the Moon by Adam Gopnik. The author is a frequent contributor to The New Yorker, and his award winning work is eloquent…… Read more “Succinct”
Hello.
Believe it or not: Central New York is is filled with friendly people. There may be an overabundance of lousy or malicious drivers, but those behind the…… Read more “Hello.”
Pink Hyena
The 3-foot-tall creature — her black hair with intricately cut bangs fell straight and danced slightly with the weakest of breezes — stood on her right leg with her…… Read more “Pink Hyena”
Observations: January 24 – 26
The chair was extremely wide, obtrusive, and low to the ground. While sitting in it, my body unconsciously leaned forward, my elbows rested upon the wooden arms,…… Read more “Observations: January 24 – 26”
The Nature of It
Well, I am going to be honest with you about my almost forgetting what day it is. It’s October 1st, which means today is the day of Armageddon……… Read more “The Nature of It”
Circling | Downtown Syracuse
Doors open, sunlight grabs me and throws me down the stairs feet first–typical –head high, buds plugged in– almost deaf. Rough and tumble scuffing soles. Beck, playing:…… Read more “Circling | Downtown Syracuse”
Christopher S. Malone 