There once was a little bunny who liked to say “Yes.” Do you want to go to the park? Yes. Do you want to get some food? Yes. Can you help with this puzzle? Yes. Her friend warned the little bunny that too many Yeses can be trouble. The little bunny didn’t listen. The Yeses … Continue reading The Little Bunny Who Said Yes, A Fable for Grown-Ups
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"Look at those two." "Who?" "The couple on the bench. Young love." "I don't know about young." "Maybe not 'young love' but new love anyway." "How can you tell?" "Just look at them. They clearly like each other, but they don't know what to say. They're awkward." "It's doomed." "Don't be so negative." "Maybe, but … Continue reading Date Night
I'm feeling anxious. I can't sit around here any more. I've got to get out of here. I want to shoot somebody. That's it. I'm going. It's been too damn long. I walk to the park. There are too many people around. I'm not up for that level of attention. I wander down a side … Continue reading Aim and Shoot
"So what do you think: vacation or dead?" "This is messed up." "Come on. Her last post was 6 days ago. Normally she posts every few hours. At least. So do you think she is on vacation or she died?" "If you find out she did actually die you'll feel bad for joking about it." … Continue reading Vacation or Dead?
The body remembers. It may be stiffer than before and weaker, but the body remembers. At first, she wasn't sure her body would remember. She assumed she would do something that was similar to the old routine but not the same. Her brain didn't remember the choreography, but when she started to dance her body remembered. Her … Continue reading The body remembers
Kim Z. Dale 