Tag Archives: hurricane
After the Storm
In light of all the varied horrific weather events we’ve seen, here and abroad, in the recent past, I decided to dust off an older poem which (to me) captures a tiny slice of the experience one faces after the … Continue reading
The COLD Truth
I love, love winter. I know, I live in Florida but it’s true. I adore, adore cold weather. I lived many of my formative years right outside Washington D.C. and there are truly changes of scenery there. We had nice … Continue reading
Oooh, It’s Cold; No, it’s a Hurricane; No, it’s hail; Nope, it’s a Warm Sunny Day
Weather can indeed play an integral role in a plot. In fact, I just had a short story published in an anthology called Snowbound Hearts. My story is called Sophie’s Snow Day and the tag line is A snowstorm can … Continue reading
Rock You Like A Hurricane
Nope, I’m not here to tell you about 80’s hair bands. (Though I do have a particular fondness for that Scorpions’ hit that my alma mater loves to play at football games. I freely admit to pumping up the volume … Continue reading
Rainy Days and Snow or Sleet
… A Tribute to First Responders (Among Others) By Jeff Salter As I draft this, it’s pouring. Well, off and on, but there has been rain of some type since the wee hours. Forecast has it turning … Continue reading
Angela Schroeder
Patricia Kiyono
Elaine Cantrell
Jeff Salter
Joselyn
Tonette Joyce
Four Foxes, One Hound 