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Two new standalone stories today. One is nonfiction and one is a creative writing piece.

New post today. It's the first part of "Patchouli" I ever wrote. I didn't even know there'd be more parts when I wrote this. Read "Fireworks."

Here's the tenth part to "Patchouli!" My biggest challenge is ordering all of the segments. I wrote them like I think, in a big mass of disconnected puzzle pieces. If you notice anything amiss, please let me know. Feedback is most welcomed.
          
          "Well, what do I owe him," my father asks. I didn't know how to respond. It wasn't flowers or a stuffed bear or a box of candy. It was a DieHard Gold car battery with a seven-year guarantee. Read "Start Me Up!"

New story today! In this part, she discovers that she felt something more. It's not just a crush. But will she be able to admit it to him? Or more importantly, will she let herself believe?

New standalone story today! A little girl defends herself and friends against a bully, and she loses a couple of teeth in the process! It's set in the 1980s on the Catholic school playground during a Michigan winter. Velcro your Moon Boots for a fun story!

Be careful what you wish for. That's what she should have been telling herself.

I had fun writing this part. The main character describes the man she's crushing on and how she's feeling. She's very confused about her feelings and why she's having them. It's very descriptive, and I experimented with a twist at the conclusion. Without further ado … Breathless!

Good morning! I posted a new part to Patchouli. It's called "Sandwich Artist." It sets the scene for who my character is and what she does at the gas station before her life changes course.

I will post more to Patchouli, but I thought I'd add a couple of my short stories about concert experiences in the 90s: Smashing Pumpkins and Soundgarden. Hope you like them!

Hello! If you're reading this, then thank you! I just posted the first of about 50 stories I've written in the past three years. Let me know what you think.