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A Midnight Darkness, A Broken Dream

Los Angeles Journal - March 10, 2005November 16, 2018

He was awake too. She could tell by the quiet susurrus that was made when he ran his hand through his hair, something that he had done for as long [ … ]

Untitled (something i whipped up in 5 minutes)

Los Angeles Journal - March 10, 2005November 3, 2018

He came out of the kitchen and at her with a bulge in his pants, grinning like an idiot. At the first sight of him, and his arousal, she immediately [ … ]

Blood and Thunder

Los Angeles Journal - March 10, 2005November 3, 2018

           “I was looking for a rainbow,” the stranger said. “Don’t rainbows appear anymore, after it rains?”             “Not anymore,” Lonnie replied. “The sky’s been black as far as I [ … ]

THE 30-MINUTE END

Los Angeles Journal - March 10, 2005November 15, 2018

Matthew Pitman 1991 Montezuma Valley Rd Ranchita, Ca 92066 She once asked me if I was accurately prepared to watch the world come to a close. I remarked, “Why not? [ … ]

A Considerable Town: Not So Blaine

Los Angeles Journal - March 10, 2005November 15, 2018

 This Internet first date isn’t going so well. On her  Nerve.com profile under “What Celebrity Do I Most  Closely Resemble” it says, Catherine Zeta-Jones. Suffice to say, she doesn’t  at [ … ]

Surprise! Paul Walton is on the loose

Los Angeles Journal - March 10, 2005November 15, 2018

Surprise. If North Countys most eligible millionaire bachelor Paul Walton fell into a volcano, he would jump out with a two pound diamond and throw a party for Julia Roberts, [ … ]

Lady Liberty moving for fifth, and hopefully last, time

Los Angeles Journal - March 10, 2005November 15, 2018

Lady Liberty is on the move again in San Marcos. Thats the word from Arie De Jong, the man who brought the large replica Statue of Liberty to the 800 [ … ]

A long and sudsy family trip continues at Bronner’s Soaps

Los Angeles Journal - March 10, 2005November 15, 2018

David Bronner fought the law and he won. Bronner, 31, is president of Dr. Bronners Magic Soaps. His grandfather, Dr. Emmanuel H. Bronner, combined a passion for down-home natural soapmaking [ … ]

Naiv

Los Angeles Journal - March 10, 2005November 16, 2018

It started with a phone call. From a guy named Tony. I knew him because he dated my friend Marcie. Anyway his brother was going to be in town for [ … ]

The Cider Story

Los Angeles Journal - March 10, 2005November 15, 2018

From A Shelter Story (with Chateau Mordant) By Mark Eaton Tuesday, March 25, 2003 – Some brilliant days in terms of sunshine and after two months I find myself staying [ … ]

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