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  • Poem: Skeleton

    In the deep hole of a circle, there was a head. Not one of us claimed it as our own. Its open mouth with one front tooth didn’t belong to any of us. We waded through empty candy wrappers on the floor. They were once decorations hanging. We were confused. The message was clear. Our…

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  • This book doesn’t really need explanation because the title says it all. The act and career of espionage spans the world. It began during the ancient times of Moses, Julius Caesar, and Sun Tzu and filters into Renaissance Europe with Marco Polo and Francis Walsingham. Turning to the early days of the United States, George…

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  • I’ve spent the last week trying to not get sick because I’ve been around sick people. Needless to say, I got sick and now have been trying to not let the virus get too out of hand, as if I even have a choice. I’ve been watching Animal Kingdom all day long and wishing I…

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  • “The most interesting thing I observed during my time at the CIA was the family life of agents who served abroad with kids and spouses. The reality is that mostly they’re just people going about their lives. The job is one element and trying to depict the issues they face just seemed like something that,…

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  • Bosch is about an LAPD detective named Harry Bosch juggling his career and maintaining his strained relationship with his ex-wife Eleanor Wish and daughter Maddie who live in Las Vegas. The show is adapted from Michael Connelly’s books and created by Eric Overmyer. Each of the 68 episodes in the seven seasons is 51 minutes…

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  • More than 500,000 people are buried in Makli Hill in Pakistan. Bertha’s Beach in Falkland Islands house Gentoo and Magellanic penguins. The first smartphone was in 1994 by IBM called the Simon Personal Communicator. The Statue of Liberty is around 450,000 pounds or 225 tons. Americans eat around ten pounds of chocolate per year. There…

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  • Samhain, Imbolc, Bealtaine, and Lughnasa are all Celtic festivals. The only U.S. Navy ship held captive is USS Pueblo in North Korea. The third smallest country is Tuvalu with a population of 11,342 in 2020. The Brooklyn Dodgers won their first World Series in 1955 against the New York Yankees. Around 3.6 million years ago,…

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  • I’m not even touching my second novel until the new year so enjoy this FF because it’s based on a dream I recently had, which seems to be my inspiration lately because I’m not getting it anywhere else. As I watched from a distance the long semitruck back up within a tight space, I was…

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