The Blind Man Society

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The Blind Man Society
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  • Missing in Action…

    Good morning everyone, over the last month, I was forced to pull a disappearing act on my website due to some technical issues. Additionally, out here, life intervened with my mad writing plans! But, I’m back now and the plan is to release even more velvety smooth verbiage TODAY. I’ve got a month of lost… Read more

  • Traffic Lights and Predators

    It was Friday.  I was driving down the freeway, and headed for my lucky traffic light.  I shifted the manual transmission car I was in, and adjusted my speed as I headed up the exit ramp to Good Hope Road, in Milwaukee.  The light at the top of the ramp was red, and I shifted… Read more

  • You better get real good, real fast or POW!!!

    This morning, I’m thinking about the quest to get real good, real smart, real fast or POW!!!  In all aspects of our lives.  I set out on a mission when I was younger to knock all the to-do items off of my dream list.  And, I accomplished it by age 30 (I’m 49 now).  My… Read more

  • The Idea of Hourglasses…

    Tonight, I’m thinking about hourglasses. I think, they are where you find them. I have an hourglass of a kind where I currently live – and it’s three locations. I’m sitting at the top part right now – it’s all about beginnings…ideas and such waiting to happen. The next location, my residence, is the sand… Read more

  • A would be writer’s random thoughts…

    Today I’m asking the question, what were your favorite pickup lines when you were starting out on the bar scene.  I personally, have never been asked if it hurt when I fell from heaven.  I have never been asked if I’m tired from running through the opposite sex’s mind all day long.  And when its… Read more

  • The Idea of Modern Day Edens

    This morning, I’m thinking about something I heard over in Tanzania. I try hard not to write about my time in Africa anymore because I became Al Bundy reminiscing about four touchdowns in one high school football game with my well-worn Africa stories. I visited a Maasai village over there and learned that the chief… Read more