With the exception of taxicabs and an occasional subway, it had been years since she took public transportation. Lori was visiting her friends for the week and loved how their house was on the suburban/city transit route. So on that Thursday morning, she ignored the rental car and headed towards the bus stop with the [...]
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The Ride
Posted in Short Fiction on March 26, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Relative Humidity
Posted in Short Fiction on March 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
On that unbearably sultry day in July, the woman smiled while she folded the last towel. “Humid. They don’t know from humid. 85 degrees with 71% relative humidity…they couldn’t handle this.” Weather to melt by, that’s what she called it. Finished with the laundry, she moved to the other project – cleaning out the luggage, [...]
