From Boring To Interesting

If I hear one more complaint, like "it's boring", I will explode and blast my fragile good girl image to pieces. I am not afraid of explosions, but I am wary of the consequences since I have to clean up the mess, rehabilitate my reputation, and extinguish the fire of self doubt. I think it … Continue reading From Boring To Interesting →

If It Were The Right Door, It Would Have Been Opened (Flash Fiction)

Flash Fiction #172 "I was at the parking lot of Menlo Park Mall. And I couldn't open my car door. Suddenly my key was not working. Can you believe that? How come? It was incredulous." Lulan says. "Probably you got the wrong key. I mean you probably got your husband's car key, mistaking it for … Continue reading If It Were The Right Door, It Would Have Been Opened (Flash Fiction) →

Sunday’s Positivity

Canva Stock Image Poem Of The Day Sorry for the sink overflowing with pots and plates-- but I'm not really sorry, with no intention to clean it and put it away. Just think--how much time I've saved not to wash it, not to disrupt my brain wave, not to let the external dictate me. Annoyed … Continue reading Sunday’s Positivity →

The Problematic Hook

canva stock image It was me who suggested having a hook for the boring article. If I knew the trouble I was going to get myself into, I would never have suggested it. So I made the suggestion. She instantly picked it up. Since a hook is supposed to be an attractive bit of information … Continue reading The Problematic Hook →

Feeling Normal Again

Suddenly, last week, I came down with an upset stomach and a diarrhea for a day and a half, which resulted in my lying in bed for most of the time, except when answering phone calls. I feel that a person's voice is different when standing vertically or lying horizontally. This is why I never … Continue reading Feeling Normal Again →

Reading But Not Really Reading

I finally find a way to read without really reading. Let me explain. I am at the level of lower intermediate in Spanish, which is a very awkward stage. Often people consider this a plateau, The freshness of the language is lost by now; the boredom sets in; the lack of progress is too glaring … Continue reading Reading But Not Really Reading →

The Speculation Of The Unseen

Canva Stock Photo I talked with Arli yesterday who said she is always worried about her child, a teenager, who was going to be disadvantaged in a lot of ways in her opinion. When I asked her to elaborate on those disadvantages, she said she couldn't. She had no detail to give and no specific … Continue reading The Speculation Of The Unseen →