Read Short stories
listed below in order of the date they were published, with new stories first.
The fifties decade was the best time to be a kid growing up. It was John Wayne, Kirk Douglas, cowboys, Indians, the neighbor kids, and of course TV.
My son's first gold medal in NASO (National Astronomy Science Olympiad)
There are many ways to write a love letter, words are just one.
A US Navy Ampious Ship Needs to get A Squadron Of Marines to the Beach! This is One Way!
Growing up in North Texas during the 1940’s and ‘50’s, simply hearing that mind-spinning word, “Circus” was magic of its own making. Everyone felt it; the excitement, the surprise and the promise of an impending visit...
I was six years old when I discovered the place. It was foul smelling and awful. My mother was very liberal in allowing me to wander through the confines of our small community, exploring whatever sparked my interest. However, the blacksmith shop was different. It was hot, dirty and dangerous...
This story is about a boy who was threatened by some shady men and they want him to get expelled from school or else bad things will happen to him. Will he cooperate or will he defy their orders?
A man thinks that reuniting with an old acquaintance will make his life wonderful again.
The week was filled with television specials about a long-ago extraordinary event. Like many my age, I remembered where I was and what I was doing. I thought I'd share a memory of that international event