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Goodbye to all that

November 14, 2024by Reliablyuncomfortable 2 Comments

If it’s true that everywhere you go there you are, it’s also true (for me anyway) that everywhere I’ve been, here I am

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Bird's Eye View, Essays, growing up midwestern, not horror, reflections

A letter to the universe

August 23, 2021by Reliablyuncomfortable Leave a comment

We talk about reaching solid ground and solid ground does not exist. The ground is faulted; necessarily so. Balance is an illusion.

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Bird's Eye View, Essays, love, reflections

The Fragility of the Now

August 29, 2016by Reliablyuncomfortable Leave a comment

I like words.  When I hear them fit unexpectedly easily together into phrases with an almost audible click, I write them down.  It’s a longtime habit that decorates the notebooks, old […]

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Bird's Eye View, Essays, not horror, reflections

On Frenchman, Motorcycles, and Love at First Bite

January 19, 2016by Reliablyuncomfortable 1 Comment

“Here,” I give him a four pack of mini-canelés – the Dark Chocolate Chunk which are like little French kisses from someone maybe you oughtn’t be kissing – and he […]

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Bird's Eye View

The Visitation of Mike Brady

October 3, 2013by Reliablyuncomfortable 1 Comment

The doorbell  buzzed, and it wasn’t an especially long buzz or short buzz.  It was just a regular buzz.  There was nothing of the harbinger about it. I figured it […]

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Bird's Eye View, Fantasy/SciFi, flash, horror, Short Fiction

Kitchen Confidential

October 2, 2013by Reliablyuncomfortable 2 Comments

How do you like the kitchen, they ask. It’s a great kitchen, they tell her.  A really great kitchen.  Great lighting, don’t you think.  And all of the work surfaces. […]

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Bird's Eye View, not horror, but still uncomfortable, Short Fiction

The Search

June 16, 2013by Reliablyuncomfortable 1 Comment

We were up early in the cold.  No one talked much.  There was only the sound of crying, which you might expect. I wish she’d stop carrying on so, someone […]

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Bird's Eye View, not horror, but still uncomfortable, Short Fiction

The Heart Is An Organ Of Fire

April 12, 2013by Reliablyuncomfortable 3 Comments

 She is traveling, something she will probably be doing more of now,  after the breakup.  She has begun noticing the distraction of other people again. At the airport, a couple […]

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Bird's Eye View, flash, love, Short Fiction

Divorce: A Dog’s Eye View

April 10, 2013by Reliablyuncomfortable 10 Comments

The house is dark, everyone asleep but the Woman, who is sitting at her open bedroom window crying and sneaking a smoke, a secret she will keep from everyone but […]

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Bird's Eye View, flash, Short Fiction

Getting in Deep: The End of Ski Season

April 10, 2013by Reliablyuncomfortable Leave a comment

Don’t leave me, I tell him. I won’t, he says. I’ll be right there with you. Because I’m not sure I can do it, I tell him. You can do […]

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Bird's Eye View, Essays, the sporting life

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