Self Appointed Experts: The Life Coach
Source: Middle Aged Crazy
While attending a conference sponsored by author Jack Canfield about 5 years ago, I met a guy who seemed nice enough. ...[ Read More → ]
Charles: The End (For Now)
Source: Middle Aged Crazy
It didn’t take long for someone to notice that there was a growling bear sitting on the check out counter of ...[ Read More → ]
Charles 6
Source: Middle Aged Crazy
Leon poured two large coffees for himself, after getting a Red Bull from the cooler. He’d thrown on an old tie ...[ Read More → ]
Charles 5
Source: Middle Aged Crazy
Leon finally left my sister when he found her in bed with yet another landscape technician, something about boys with lawnmowers ...[ Read More → ]
Charles 4
Source: Middle Aged Crazy
Jorge Patron was having problems with his life partner. Ever since he and Leon had rented a house together, he’d had ...[ Read More → ]
Charles 3
Source: Middle Aged Crazy
People tended to disappoint her and criticism was her gift. She’d run my Dad off by the time I was three, ...[ Read More → ]
Charles II
Source: Middle Aged Crazy
Paul explained that turning into a bear was not something a man did lightly. Charles must have been thinking about it ...[ Read More → ]
What was THAT??
Source: Middle Aged Crazy
My writing has taken a left turn. I woke up Sunday with an inspiration to write a story about a widower ...[ Read More → ]
Charles Turned Into a Bear
Source: Middle Aged Crazy
Charles turned into a bear overnight; it was because his wife died. Not one of those big Harley riding guys with ...[ Read More → ]
You Da Machine!
Source: Middle Aged Crazy
The American business model is still based in the Industrial Revolution and employees are nothing more than machines. If management can ...[ Read More → ]
Second Guessing
Source: Middle Aged Crazy
“Why is it the words we write for ourselves are always so much better than the words we write for others?” ...[ Read More → ]
From Circumstances to Ecstasy
Source: Middle Aged Crazy
I found this wonderful quote this morning:
Art and Religion are, then, two roads by which men escape from circumstance to ecstasy. ...[ Read More → ]
