A little bit of everything
This twenty-second installment is called “The Babysitter.” It’s a short-short story about caring parents who hire a very resourceful – and loving – babysitter to take care of their only child. If you like what you read and would like to see previously published short-short stories, just click on the title link, “Except for a few details…”
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This twenty-first installment is called “Relationship Saving Time.” It’s a short-short story about a couple struggling to hold on – and the magical power of love to make second chances happen. If you like what you read and would like to see previously published short-short stories, just click on the title link, “Except for a few details…”
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Dear God,
I’ve am writing you today to ask if you need a friend. I ask because I think everyone assumes that because God is great, and God is, that you would not have any needs.
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The next time you feel the need to throw cold water on your brain, read one of these short-short stories. They’re mildly addictive but in a good way, involve no depressing or scary news and no meaningless chitchat with co-workers or your supervisor – and they might just change the way you think and the work you do for the better.
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t’s a short-short story about Jeremy and Ruth working their way around the toxic management that’s been holding them back.
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This fourteenth installment is called “Guardian.” It’s a short-short story about a father who gave his daughter something that he promised would protect her when he was out of town. If you like what you read and would like to see previously published short-short stories, just click on the link above the headline, “Except for a few details…”
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Like the title of this column says, “Except for a few details,” they’re all true stories. Well, sort of. In any case, there will be new ones every week. Read a few and watch what happens. And then get back to work. The more you read, the longer the effect will last.
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Hey. The next time you feel the need to throw cold water on your brain, read one of these short-short
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Well, this is it. The next time you feel the need to throw cold water on your brain, read one of these. They’re short, mildly addictive but in a good way, involve no depressing or scary news and no meaningless chitchat with co-workers or your supervisor – and they might just change the way you think and the work you do for the better.
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Failure has taught me this: Nothing else matters, That if I could have a wish, I would binge watch Netflix
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