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Stories from the Crowd: Morons at the Pump — Don’t Let It Be You!
by Judy Card The story depicted here is based on a true situation that evolved on a typical summer Sunday at Georgetown Airport. A few facts have been altered to protect the guilty;…
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Stories from the Crowd: Eight Days of Confusion
by Diana Freeman December 06, 2005, This entry was provided by a friend, Diana Freeman. It is an narrative poem written by her son as a school assignment. The poem depicts the emotional…
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Stories from the Crowd: The Boy With The Pink Jeep
by Scott Ballew “I’ve seen firsthand the terrible consequences of drug abuse. My heart is with all who suffer from addiction and the terrible consequences for their families.”-Columba Bush “But I will say…
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Stories from the Crowd: Bound for India
A short Jacinta story dedicated to ‘Mikey’ It was thrilling to hear the applause as I introduced the band to more than 5000 Robbie Williams fans. We were the opening act for his…
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Stories from the Crowd: Putting The Fun In Funeral
by Angela De Los Santos Two days ago this Christmas was looking damn good. Mom’s suicide attempt a failure, she was happily and safely encamped at our favorite inpatient rehab hospital. Jail time…
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Stories from the Crowd: Haikus
by Rian Kochel I want for nothingexcept for an escape fromeverything I need Long days melt on icecigarettes burn in protestwhiskey wins the war This life is a gifta gift that has been…
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Stories from the Crowd: My Wednesday With Bill Clinton
by Scott Sadler The following essay details a day I spent with Bill Clinton. If you get stumped by it’s vagaries – then you might just grasp the cluelessness I too was experiencing…