Julius* was born in the rural south, the last child born to a small and loving family. His mother doted on him. Women, young and old alike swooned when he entered a room. Tall, handsome and charismatic, he had a megawatt smile that he wielded freely. He knew no stranger, always engaging in conversation within … Continue reading not Julius
Sunday was extraordinarily beautiful in Soda City. I had been in my office all day, writing, while longingly staring out the window. I was listening to the radio and the announcer was doing a live feed from the One House Music Festival. Being a child of the 90s, my interest was piqued about this event. … Continue reading Show and Prove, Heifer!
I was working from home today so I decided to make myself a nice lunch. I got rid of some vegetables from the fridge that were south of their prime, including leeks, asparagus and jalapeno. I sauted them and some cherry tomatoes in butter and olive oil and put them in the bottom of these … Continue reading Lunch
Tonya D. Thomas 