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April 25, 2010 : The Great Coffee Shop Sceneby Stephanee Killen“I don’t know you anymore.” That’s what he told her. “Well, that makes two of us,” she said. Her latte was... »
January 1, 2010 : SLIDE: Note for the New YearIf I renounce all worldly possessions and go live in the mountains with a goat, two chickens, and a two-year supply of canned... »
December 7, 2009 : Golden Shirt, Red Doorby Stephanee KillenShe was lying on the couch when it struck her . . . staring at the terra cotta pots, which were mottled, their bottoms... »
December 5, 2009 : Benecio and the Human Resource Issueby Stephanee KillenPotica prayed to God all the time now. She thought that her name alone should have been reason enough. People never got it... »
December 5, 2009 : The Day They Planted Grass (Was the Last Day She Loved Him)by Stephanee KillenThe sky would turn peach. Then the fence. Next, the hibiscus would fall out of shadow, deep red centers budding in the black.... »
September 27, 2009 : Great Expectations (I hope you don’t have any!)I’m probably going to disappoint you. Yes, at some point, it’s true. We’ll be going along just fine and then, out of the... »
September 26, 2009 : The Value of FriendshipHow many people are you trying to change? What if our love, our sincere friendship, without manipulations, could help to... »
September 15, 2009 : The Sudden EndingI hear about death all the time in the media. Car accidents and shootings, war, disease . . . I see it on TV played out in... »
September 14, 2009 : In Anticipation of Erroneous MisDirection (This Way or That Way, it’s stillThere. Did you feel it? That moment when you glimpsed the great change about to take place? Something is approaching. You can... »
September 8, 2009 : Resistance is FutileToday, my feet ache, as if I’ve been walking barefoot across hot stones. My chest feels tight. My eyes grow suspiciously... »
September 6, 2009 : Forging the Tools to Connect Me to YouOne has only to watch the evening news to feel a sense of pessimism regarding human beings and their ability to relate in ways... »July 28, 2009 : Romancing the Cell Phone
Let’s see . . . I’m on Facebook and MySpace, also Yahoo, and then there’s my WordPress blog and primary website. I have... »
July 27, 2009 : The Blessing of GritI have all of this: the soft, butter-yellow light of my regard; the brown tips of my fingers brushing against skin;... »
July 25, 2009 : Saying What You Want: Dismantling the Subterfuge of the Enigmatic Wimp“If it wasn’t for disappointment, I wouldn’t have any appointments.” They Might Be Giants, “Snowball in... »
July 20, 2009 : Slaying the Jabberwock: A whimsical (inter)view of insecurityI have a friend—let’s call her Sara—who is incredibly insecure. I am writing this about her, at her request, because we... »
July 16, 2009 : Darth Vader and the Absence of God“Train yourself to let go of everything you fear to lose.” Love can be a disastrous distraction. I do not say this with... »
July 14, 2009 : Rock Band at 2amThe coffee table was littered with the refuse of youth: a small bowl of finger nail polish, mostly shades of purple and... »
July 12, 2009 : A Picture of StrengthI always thought that my strength came from having a solid understanding of the big picture. To me, this meant knowing, in... »
July 6, 2009 : Into the Quiet WithdrawLove is very quiet, today, like a fallen blossom nestled in blades of grass— not even the wind can touch it. Tomorrow,... »
July 6, 2009 : Blogs are Dumb … so I might as well start one, tooIs he serious? I wonder. There are a million blogs on the Internet. They’re useless! It’s like those status posts... »
May 14, 2009 : Jim Croce and Rumba’s Back Patio (too easily incognito)The lights glowed, small, pinpoints like the tiny globes of fireflies or sprites frozen in ice—they lined the fence,... »
May 5, 2009 : The Heart of GodI am filled with sorrow... I am a weighted creature, sinking deeper beneath dark waters. There is only the barest hint of a... »
April 12, 2009 : The Before Time (In the Long Ago)She slips out into the night, black sky, made omnipotent by the high-rise gait of the six-inch stiletto slicing down from... »
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