Month: July 2018

"I can't handle the level of creep that we are expected to deal with when we just want cheap groceries. I already have to bag it myself." These were the hilarious, yet true words spoken by a friend when I shared with her my harrowing tale (OK, perhaps a bit of an exaggeration) of my… Continue reading When Shopping Goes Wrong

A few nights ago, I had a dream. Like most dreams, it was strange, weaving in and out of scenes, switching characters and faces, but a ringing theme throughout the whole story-telling. I was a child. I was about the age of 9 and my body was riddled with cancer. I was tired. Tired of… Continue reading Carrying the Pebbles