Some Things are Never Forgotten
No doubt, you all have your best meal stories to share, so I should feel no reluctance in passing on, possibly repeating, because best meal stories bear repetition. The unsurpassed … Continue reading
No Experience Necessary – Those were the Days
Occasionally – usually while sitting at a bar, I will be asked by those younger by several generations than myself, what I studied to become a journalist; a title I … Continue reading
A Life-saving Picnic Basket
I am sure many will agree with me, that there is nothing more enjoyable than a picnic in the company of friends, with choice food and in a setting of … Continue reading
Slow Train to Frankfurt
If you should ever have to travel by train from Cologne to Frankfurt, there are two choices. There is the super fast ICE train which stops at Bonn-Siegburg and can … Continue reading
Just Another Morning.
“It’s two months now and you still haven’t decided on a job.” Her words ring in my ears. I restrain myself, knowing an ironic reply could spark off the first … Continue reading
A Perfect Sunday Evening
The thoughts that come to me or other men when dining alone are, I suppose much stranger than men themselves. I have invented more than one peculiar platter when I felt … Continue reading
Captivated by Two Mesmerizing Waltzes
Regardless of the times I have heard them, in my eclectic taste of music, I continue to be enthralled by two distinctive classical waltzes, both composed by early 20th-century French … Continue reading
Left for Moscow
Written for Friday Fast Fiction. 100 word photo prompt. Copyright Rochelle Wisoff-fields. Anna. You have betrayed me. Deserted me for a new love in Moscow. After so many wonderful … Continue reading
No Need for Panic
Written for Friday Fast Fiction, 100-word photo prompt. Photo© J Hardy Carroll “Look dear. There’s an emergency.” Exclaimed Gladys “Why can’t they have them during the day?” Niggled Hector. … Continue reading
