Intransigence
Some of us were only conceived. Some of us were never born--in a private ocean for days or weeks, with limbs agrow and seen holding our poor head, growing from chest, arms. Some of us, fruit on stem..
Some of us were only conceived. Some of us were never born--in a private ocean for days or weeks, with limbs agrow and seen holding our poor head, growing from chest, arms. Some of us, fruit on stem..
I do not believe there is any such thing as an unselfish interest in the welfare of others commonly called "altruism." I do believe that people behave in ways that most humans would define as....
I used to count my lovers when trying to fall asleep; now I employ this technique NOT to fall asleep, with growing frequency at dinners where I am caught with people who speak only of themselves. Som..
How do I love all of you? Let me count the ways.... On second thought, maybe I'll just show you, heh heh. Seriously, though: what is that gift every single person I know is looking to give and rec....
I once committed the grave sin of congratulating a woman. A friend had just told me she was engaged. "Congratulations!" I said. From the corner of my eye, I saw my gentleman dinner companio....
Christmas pudding is a holiday tradition where my cousins hail from. Every year there, families mix together mutton fat, bread crumbs, raising, candied citrus, spices and 7 other ingredients (13 tota...
It is a truth universally acknowledged, or so I thought, that there are two types of people who love to cook. There are the cooks--flashy, experimental, flamboyant, unafraid of heat and change, and l...
How should I think about my mind? As I was watching the TV series "Mystery Science Theater 3000" tonight, I wondered if disembodied or transplanted brains, those popular tropes of science fic..
I was talking recently with a friend of mine who was bemoaning the fact that when men meet her, they "just want to sleep with me." As opposed to what? I asked. Play chess? Of course they w....
I saw an old photo of Wonder Woman today...that invincible cartoon character robustly brought to life on-screen by Lynda Carter. The notion of any woman being able to do it all, much less with muscle....