Month: February 2019

cabin fever doesn’t just happen in winter…take my true story set in sunny Italy I study the part in the auburn hair of a taut young woman heading for the beach. The Riviera Versilia. She’ll disrobe in the transept formed by the aisle of beach chairs and the Tirennian Sea. Stretching out on the canvas … Continue reading Locked in—Tuscany

This week’s story is a reminder that Spring will come. My lower back starts to cramp. Why do mechanics have to move the seat just to do a test drive? You’d think they were driving cross country and had to have the seat just right. Now it going to take me a dozen tries to … Continue reading Spring Fever

Stuck inside as many of us were this Arctic week, I only dashed out to snow-blow the driveway in ten-minute spurts. That left a lot of time to reflect on how a snow-blower would make for a good handicap-walker. And so this story… I live on a street with twenty-nine houses. There used to be … Continue reading Maurice’s Walker