An Open Letter To NY State Senator James Skoufis — It’s barely seven a.m. at Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital. The sun isn’t even awake yet. Snow and rain is falling outside, and it’s falling pretty good, a reminder that winter continues. Footsteps echo across the tiled floor, staff reporting for duty. I’m tucked in a corner, leaning against the wall with a…

The subway ride is the best Horror Show in the city. — There’s too many people in here, but it only takes one. No seats, so I’ll stand. But should I remain by the doors? What if I’m shoved out when they open again? So much fear highlighted under pale lights. Don’t make eye contact. It could set one off. Next stop. We…

Thrifty Words Roundup 100 Challenge #89 and Fifty Words #110: Discover Me — When I was younger, I loved doing 500 Piece Jigsaw Puzzles. It didn’t take me long, not even an hour, I think to put them together. It was fun, matching the pieces together, clicking them into place, and I never saved any of them once they were completed. Instead, I…

Remembering childhood memories — It was during my time at Birch Lane when I saw her standing there, sad and alone. “What’s wrong?” I asked. “Nobody wants to be my friend,” she said. “I’m sure they do. Just ask them.” I watched her shrug and approach two girls, girls that would tease me and give me dirty looks. I decided to enjoy…

Why I Love Dialogue Movies — It’s clear that his acting has had a profound impact on you, and I hope he makes a full recovery. This comment was from a previous writing I did about the actor, Jeremy Renner, and Prazunt is right. This actor has had a profound impact on me, and he is…

For The Nurses That Would Go On Strike — She was kneeling down, her skin turning gray, eyes a distant sun. Still, they did not give. She tried to stand, the burden remaining pressed against her back. The war was over. Too many casualties. Too many tired souls. They continued on, turning gray, becoming stone. They just needed to…

Thrifty Words 100 Challenge #89 and Fifty Words #110: Discover Me — Yesterday, I allowed myself to be hopeful. I thought of the projects that I’m planning out for 2023. First, I need to wrap up two projects left from 2022, then I have three unfinished projects from 2020, and one of those three is a Horror novel. That will be the…