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Saturday morning, two men and a woman form a triangle in a sentient laundromat that gets into their minds and tells their stories. When the laundry is done, their lives are suddenly clean and each is ready for a new start.
Romance · 2011
Saturday morning, two men and a woman form a triangle in a sentient laundromat that gets into their minds and tells their stories. When the laundry is done, their lives are suddenly clean and each is ready for a new start.
Saturday morning, two men and a woman form a triangle in a sentient laundromat that gets into their minds and tells their stories. When the laundry is done, their lives are suddenly clean and each is ready for a new start.
Romance · 2011
Saturday morning, two men and a woman form a triangle in a sentient laundromat that gets into their minds and tells their stories. When the laundry is done, their lives are suddenly clean and each is ready for a new start.
THE BEST BOOK I'VE READ ABOUT CANCER - FICTION FOR REAL LIFE - Marilyn Armstrong
THE BEST BOOK I’VE READ ABOUT CANCER – FICTION FOR REAL LIFE – Marilyn Armstrong
Anyone who had cancer, no matter how many years have passed, knows you are never “cured.” The best anyone can say is “so far, so good.” Cancer isn’t one disease nor is there a test to tell you whether or not your body is free of cancer cells.
As this life crisis was ongoing, I did a lot of reading. Most of the books were escapist and rather lackluster, but one is worth mentioning. It spoke to me.…
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but also what do I wear to my husband’s holiday party at work? if I thought anyone would help I’d throw it up here for a vote but I can’t trust anyone these days
OUTBREAK (by Hannah Alexander)
OUTBREAK (by Hannah Alexander)
I chose the title of this article from something a friend, Karen Ball, said today because there truly has been an outbreak of tornadoes in the Midwest, where Mel and I lived for fifty years. I would show you some scary pictures of the tornadoes I’ve seen from friends back in SW Missouri, but right now those pictures remind me that I truly do have a lot of friends and loved ones in the path of…
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Refuse to settle, refuse to stagnate, we’re all pushing towards a better future.
Credit to Adam Poswolsky.
