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A daily poem #285 – November 5, 2010
A poem by Danielle Pafunda The Dead Girls Speak in Unison Do not pretend that you don’t like it when we threaten you. We see you getting pheromone stink under the collar, moaning, baldly. Motionless,...
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A daily poem #286 – November 7, 2010
A poem by Rudyard Kipling If If you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs and blaming it on you; If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you, But make allowance for their...
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Mere Words
An editorial by Chris Hibbard (originally written for http://www.lethbridgeliving.com, March 2011) When I was a child, most of my best friends were fictional. I realize how silly that sounds, but it’s...
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Message Received Loud and Clear
An editorial By Chris Hibbard Music Lover (Originally written for http://www.labeat.ca, March 2011) As a music lover, my interest is always piqued when headlines that might affect my CD collection...
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A Whole New Leaf?
A reflection by Chris Hibbard (Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada August 2011) * * * * * Call it a flash of enlightenment or a stroke of genius, heck, I’ll even take temporary insanity. Call it what you will....
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Gorgeous
A short story by Chris Hibbard Written August 5, 2011 Begun 9:45 PM- Completed 11:05 PM MST time, Canada Timothy Squire hadn’t been out much lately. He’d been spending a lot of time with his big...
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Can I Get A Witness?
A short story by Chris Hibbard Written August 10, 2011 Begun at 11:15 p.m., finished at 12:45 a.m. MST time, Canada Can I Get A Witness? Charles was a short man. His father was short, just like his...
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Statistically Speaking…
A reflection by Chris Hibbard Thanks to an annual report from WordPress.com and a website called Clustrmaps, I can now post some statistics about this Kitchen Sink blog. From October of 2012 through...
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Double Dog Dare
(This poem was inspired by my friend Nathan. He challenged me one night, after drinking several beers, to write a poem during the next 3-minute commercial break in the program we were watching on TV....
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Outdated Technology
An editorial by Chris Hibbard Outdated Technology I came across a box of teenage stuff a while ago, while visiting my old room at my parent’s place in Calgary. Among the items inside the box were: mix...
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The ‘L’ Word
A poem by Chris Hibbard Lonely Leonard learned a lesson last year, after lying to his lovely Lois led to Lois’ leaving. Now, lucky Larry is living Leonard’s life, with Leonard’s lost lover Lois and a...
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