Tag Archives: thriller fiction
Friday JohnKu – AKA – TGIF
Well, it is Friday, and like most holiday weeks it came up fast. Always seems strange to have a new year. I keep putting 2108 on things that require a date. I should be squared away sometime in July. In moving around WP lately, I’m wondering if all of you who have ad-supported blogs realize […]
Tuesday – Anything Possible – Happy New Year
“Twiggy. What are you doing?” “Checking out the backyard to see if 2019 has changed anything.” “It is all the same out there. Twigster. In fact, everything’s the same.” “Well, that is good to know.” “Wait. What’s that thing on the wall?” “It’s been there long before you got here, Little One.” “It is an […]
Stream of Consciousness Saturday – Prompt “Ask Someone Else = Storage”
It is Stream of Consciousness Saturday and this weeks prompt is “Ask Someone Else.” Linda Hill says we should ask someone else for a prompt word. I did, and the word came back. It is “storage.” If you would like to run around and chase perfect strangers all the while begging for a prompt word, […]
Wednesday Story Day – AKA Hump Day – Bailey is at Peace
I normally have a story today, but with deep sadness I want you to know that Bailey has crossed over the Rainbow Bridge. On Sunday it was clear she was starting to experience difficulty. The time came to seek help in ending her journey here and let her begin a new chapter over the Rainbow bridge. […]
Happy Holidays from Our House to Yours
We wish you the Happiest of Holidays.
Top Ten Things Not to Do at the First Singing of Silent Night in 1818
This Top Ten list of what not to do continues with a historical backdrop. On December 24th, 1818 the Christmas carol “Silent Night” composed by Franz Xaver Gruber was first sung at St Nicholas parish church in Oberndorf, Austria. If you time travel there here is a list that might keep you from making a […]
Friday John Ku – AKA – TGIF
Friday again. It is the last Friday before Christmas. I hope you have all your shopping done. I know I do. (Thank heavens) This week has been busy. I finally got some help from Grammarly. Guess what they came up with? Uninstall the existing program and reinstall a new one. Can you say DUH? […]
Wednesday Story Day – AKA – Hump Day
It is Wednesday Story Day, and last week we went with Larry to question Ned Dixon about what he might know regarding any money connection to Sandusky’s murder. We were shocked to find out Sandusky had set up a trust for an unnamed beneficiary that is now worth fifteen million dollars. We also found out […]
Views of the Neighborhood – Middle and High School Art Show
Every year the Art Center of Port Aransas has n art show featuring the art of high school and middle school students. The competition is juried and open to students from Port Aransas, Flour Bluff, and Seashore Academy. I thought you would like to see the level of art being taught in the local schools. I don’t […]
Wednesday Story Day – AKA – Hump Day
It is Wednesday Story Day again and last week Larry and Andrew decided they needed to talk to Ned Dixon the banker. The reason is Gloria (Larry’s deceased wife) advised Larry in a séance to follow the money. Ned is the only one involved who is near money. Larry wants a face to face […]
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