By Michael Houston — “Love is all there is, that makes the world go round.” Bob Dylan, 1969 Was he/I kidding us/me/himself, or what? Who knows? Me, a consortium of Continue Reading →
by Robyn Justo — Something strange is happening with time. And maybe space too, like nothing is in sync anymore. Have you ever watched a YouTube video where the audio Continue Reading →
by Ted Gargiulo — My dad KNEW music. When I was six, he tried teaching me the piano—emphasis on “tried.” He had about as much success that year teaching me to Continue Reading →
by Jann Gargiulo — Saturdays were special to Daddy when he came home from work. He would check to see who wanted to go grocery shopping with him. That was a Continue Reading →
by Debbie Harris — I can’t write at my house. I won’t focus there-I am too distracted by what needs to be done. (See Foolish Times April 2016 “ The Continue Reading →
by Michael Houston — I sing the body electric, The armies of those I love engirth me and I engirth them, They will not let me off till I go Continue Reading →
by Rex Keyes — It’s June and the beginning of summer and summer vacation for millions of people. Now the difficult question to answer is how many days to take Continue Reading →
by Daria James — June is my favorite month, for it is the most wonderful time of the year, the genesis of summer and most importantly the celebration of my Continue Reading →
by Ted Gargiulo — It’s astonishing, the education you can receive simply by reading the product information found on common household items people buy every day. Labels offer, among other things, Continue Reading →
by Robyn Justo — I was taking a walk by the ocean one morning alongside a very long line of recreational vehicles parked side by side with picnic tables and Continue Reading →
by Debbie Harris — In two prior issues of The Foolish Times I have presented words given to me in the daily word-a-day vocabulary enrichments I receive, words I can’t Continue Reading →
by Jann Gargiulo — I want to tell you a true story about my birthday. Not just mine, but all of the birthdays in my immediate family. I have five Continue Reading →
by Daria James — Lucy is our four-year-old, 50 pound, terrier-mix dog-daughter. She is not a Pitbull and her papers clearly state that. We adopted her from a shelter in Continue Reading →
by Dana B. Larrabee — While the films of the silent era (1902-1927) are mostly forgotten curiosities, those of Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton and Harold Lloyd have survived and regularly Continue Reading →
by Ted Gargiulo — When I was little, I was terrorized by nightmares. I tell you, they were doozies! Rarely about anything specific: no plots, no messages, mostly bizarre, surreal Continue Reading →
by Robyn Justo — Starting the year off on the right foot (except when there is a needle in it), I moved again, leaving the fast cars and smelly cigars Continue Reading →
by Michael Houston — About a half step out of the gutter. Why do you ask? Life as a top street entertainer is not all glamor like it’s cracked up Continue Reading →