Archive - Before I Forget . .

BEST I DON'T KNOW

#130 - The plane came in low and buzzed the camp, turned around, landed, and eased up to the dock.

Aug 1 •

July 2025

June 2025

#127 - For months they’d been thinking, “We have to get rid of all this stuff.” Meaning the stuff that gathers and fills a home over the years. “We…

Jun 27 •

Trains, Trees, And Arrows

#17rp - It was an easy thing to do. Thick woods pressed up against the tracks on both sides just below the overpass. I could get up close, make sure ...

Jun 20 •

AFTER PUSH COMES TO SHOVE

#126 - But his senses returned. His own actions and thoughts scared him. He stood there, staring, shaking. What had happened? Who was the crazy one…

Jun 13 •

MY DAYS AT HARVARD

#125 - ...so that I could drive the ninety miles to Boston to the campus in Cambridge. It’s just across the Charles River. (”I love that dirty water.”)

Jun 6 •

May 2025

#124 - The next space of time didn't register. It could have been seconds, or hours.

May 30 •

Montana Rancher Ellen Cotton

#16rp - She remarried becoming Ellen Cotton. They accumulated land and cattle. That marriage also failed, but she still stayed.

May 23 •

#123 - It was now down to 3500 acres, a fraction of what it was once. He was losing it piece by piece.

May 16 •

55 Rides To Cross The Country -pt 2

#15rp - . . . it was clouding up to rain. Which it did just as a young couple picked me up, smiling as they said, “they didn’t want my guitar to get…

May 9 •

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