Goodnight Bunny, Part 3
Written by Myron J. Clifton Continued… “RUUUUNNNNN!!” Dunya was yelling as the girls, bunched in the hallway outside Leah’s room saw the floating stuffed Bunny, with orange blood dripping from…
Author, Myron J. Clifton
Written by Myron J. Clifton Continued… “RUUUUNNNNN!!” Dunya was yelling as the girls, bunched in the hallway outside Leah’s room saw the floating stuffed Bunny, with orange blood dripping from…
Written by Myron J. Clifton Continuation from last week’s post… “The trick or treating was especially good this year,” Leah said to her friends. “Let’s go back to the haunted…
Written by Myron J. Clifton One summer day around 1972 or so, my brothers and neighborhood friends were playing outside our apartment that was just off East 14th Street in…
Written by Myron J. Clifton I had read about this in comic books: It was the end of the world. Or at least the start of World War III. I…
It was a typical summer mid-afternoon day in Oakland. The weather was typically moderate and the sky was typically large and beautiful and we were outside typically playing, running, laughing, arguing, and riding our bikes between games of street football, baseball, and roughhousing.
Written by Myron J. Clifton Mom often wrote in a diary when she had free time from work and kids. She started writing after her divorce, and before and after…
Written by Myron J. Clifton She was so focused. Her gaze did not waver and her body was motionless. Mom was determined and would not fail. There was noise all…
Introduction I’m reposting this story at the same time of year it originally posted. It fits the weather and the constant January mood of longing for and missing my mom.…