Monthly Archives: March 2006

A Frosh’s Nightmare

Posted on March 8, 2006 by Slaho

CHAPTER 34 A Frosh’s Nightmare Kris woke up. “Do you have an answer for me, Mr. Harris?” Kris wiped away the drool that had begun to crust up on his face and looked up at his teacher, Mr. O’Kindley. “Huh?” … Continue reading →

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Early Expectations

Posted on March 8, 2006 by Slaho

EARLY EXPECTATIONS  We only just met a short time ago  You’re telling me now that you love me so  You can’t seem to believe that I don’t feel the same  That I’m not ready to jump in to love’s little … Continue reading →

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Another Morning

Posted on March 6, 2006 by Slaho

CHAPTER 33 ANOTHER MORNING Lawrence pushed the snooze button one last time. This time he didn’t wait for it to ring in another nine minutes. He dragged himself out of bed. He went to the bathroom, took his pajamas, put … Continue reading →

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LENT

Posted on March 3, 2006 by Slaho

March 3rd, 2006. We are now into the 3rd day of lent. That means today is Friday. That means no meat. That means that my daughter is complaining because she can’t get through the day without eating meat. Of course … Continue reading →

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STATS DON’T LIE

Posted on March 2, 2006 by Slaho

OK, OK, my mind has been wandering a lot lately. So, here’s another observation of mine.  STATISTICS DON’T LIE.  You heard it here from the mathematician. They don’t lie. The problem is people don’t know how to analyze them. People … Continue reading →

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Encounter 47

Posted on March 1, 2006 by Slaho

CHAPTER 32 ENCOUNTER 47 Allen just stood there in the rain. Car after car passed by and the drivers would just stare at him as he’d stare back. He was soaked from head to toe, down to the last hair … Continue reading →

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