Short Stories - Page 9 of 13

A DAY IN THE LIFE

I hit the bright red button angrily to end my call and sat in my truck contemplating what I would do next. I knew I didn’t want to take that load to New York…

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A MORNING IN HELL

“Dammit, I did it again.” Those were the first words out of my incredibly dry mouth when I woke up. Once again I was not in my own bed. Once again, I find…

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LIFE WITHOUT YOU

AS PUBLISHED IN HEMLOCK MAGAZINE LIFE WITHOUT YOU By Alan N Webber I’m seated graveside at a cemetery in Southlake Texas. Our minister is providing the committal services for my wife…

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A NIGHT TO SHINE

A WORTHY CAUSE BY THE TIM TEBOW FOUNDATION AND YOUR LOCAL CHURCH. The wife and I are blessed to spend time going back and forth between Arizona and Illinois. We attend churches in…

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NOW THAT WE HAVE LOST…

Published by the Ford County Chronicle Recently I was taken to the woodshed by a reader from Idaho over my column Biden Belongs in Prison. First, let me thank her for…

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POKING THE BEAR

Submitted to the Washington Post President Biden’s decision (or that of his handlers) to authorize Ukraine’s military to use long-range missiles on Russia is pure politics at best and evil at worst.

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SOME PEOPLE ARE ABOVE THE LAW

Submitted to the Washington Post How many times have we heard Joe Biden say, “No one is above the law.” Well, that was a lie. It shouldn’t be a surprise Biden pardoned his…

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OH, TO BE A DEADBEAT

Sent to the Washington Post on December 28th, 2024 Owning a Bentley has always been on my bucket list. I can imagine myself tooling down the road toward the golf course in a…

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