Monthly Archives: October 2008

Very Briefly Along a Trail

By Douglas | Published: October 31, 2008
Tesca and Corla dashed along the deer trail contouring the west side of the ridge.  Tesca set the pace out front carrying a shield and Corla followed hefting the spear.  Their sisterly rhythm kept each girl’s foot placing and branch dodging well timed and as effortless as reading a book. Not as much time to [...]
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Hell’s Spittle

By Douglas | Published: October 30, 2008
It’s been busy.  I’ll try to get my groove on… It was not right.  And it made Tesca realize everything was now possible. Pure sunlight, beginning in the bluest heavens, coursed through the yellow leaves.  Autumn rose to its zenith today at this elevation.  The supremely yellow leaves dyed the light golden and bright—brighter than [...]
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Just 307

By Douglas | Published: October 22, 2008
I didn’t forget to write.  I chose not to write since the morning got away from me while I polishing fingernails. Only later did I forget to write today. And now, while I’ve obviously remembered, it’s also rather late for more. Day 307
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