Posted in Blogroll, Foods, gardening on December 28, 2007 | No Comments »
A copy of Burpee’s 2008 seed, plants and supplies catalog arrived in the mail on Christmas Eve. Next to a Christmas card sent by the Taylor family of Pasedna, Maryland, there was neatly curled a beautiful paperback book that makes warm Spring days seem just weeks away.
It is time to start seeds indoors. Crops like [...]
Posted in Adult Erotica, Blogroll, Erotica, army, christmas, church, gay, military, sex, short stories, writing on December 26, 2007 | 1 Comment »
It rained in Ansbach on Christmas Eve 1986. The climate enhanced my depression. It was my first Christmas away from home. I wished I had never joined the military and I found Germany dark, like its bitter beer. It didn’t feel like Christmas in my hometown of Three Springs. Most soldiers passed their time getting [...]
Posted in Blogroll, demons, depression, gay, harlem, hell, human rights, jewish, law, legal, martin luther king, mental illness, non profit, psychiatric, schizophrenia, terrorism on December 19, 2007 | 2 Comments »
I thought I was late for a most important meeting. The train ride to Harlem took over an hour. The A moved like the mind of a schizophrenic on lithium. I didn’t have a watch on. I knew I was cutting it close. I tried reading the watch another passenger was wearing but his heavy [...]
Posted in Blogroll, bible on December 15, 2007 | 3 Comments »
The Contest has ended
The winner of the $50 prize is:
Wyattburp
Since the little creep, Noodles Glenwood, did me the disservice of writing about my theory of Quantum Spirit, and mucked it all up like everything else he does, I need to clarify the Ladogian version of the Immaculate Conception.
It wasn’t a telephone call, as that [...]
Posted in Blogroll, casting demons, demon, demon casting, demons, hell, occult, possession on December 15, 2007 | No Comments »
The devil rode me in my sleep.
I was stuck in a heavy slumber. My mind was in a trance, unable to control body movements, nor could I tell myself how to open my eyes.
So desperately I wanted to wake up, yet my body felt as though it was being forcefully held down upon the bed. [...]
Posted in Blogroll, depression, human rights, jewish, law, legal, mental illness, non profit, non-fiction, possession, psychiatric, schizophrenia, terrorism, writing on December 13, 2007 | 1 Comment »
An individual with schizophrenia should not have to request “reasonable accommodation” from their employer three times, especially when the employer is a state funded mental health organization. The State of New York has responded favorably to the complaint I filed against my current employer– the Jewish Board of Family and Children’s Services, Inc. (JBFCS)
http://charlestaylor.wordpress.com/2006/11/23/the-bitch-slap/
Problems began [...]
Posted in Blogroll, christmas on December 12, 2007 | No Comments »
I walked to the Three Springs postoffice in an insulated pair of snowmobile boots with black leather straps fastened tightly in place where shoestrings ought to be. Six inches of snow covered the small town and nearly all the tiny houses had black smoke pouring from their chimneys. The smell of burning wood stoves often [...]
Posted in Blogroll, Erotica on December 9, 2007 | No Comments »
B. has the flava I craved in men. What appears to most to be an air of slight ignorance and stupidity is to me, the spice of life and what makes me love him so. How rare it is to find such a gem in the modern gay world. His bad manly habits of not [...]
Posted in Adult Erotica, Amish, Blogroll, Erotica, Fiction, army, gay, sex, writing on December 9, 2007 | No Comments »
Major Tom Tsapralis headed a special scientific research branch of the CIA affiliated with military affairs. Under the disguise and hidden within budgets from the Armed Force’s Criminal Investigative Division (CID), the program was referred to as “Operation Omen” among top brass. Tsapralis was selected by close associates of the Vice President of the United [...]
Posted in Blogroll, christmas, cooking on December 8, 2007 | 1 Comment »
It may be unhealthy to eat a gingerbread house that is used for decorative purposes, especially when one lives in Brooklyn where roaches are as busy and almost as big as Santa’s elves. The unwelcome insects crawled down the graham cracker chimney of my baked holiday ornament last December, so this year, as I prepare [...]
