Monthly Archives: July 2012

For August Jim Hilton

Posted on July 19, 2012 by Jim Hilton

Words:             barnstorm         saffron              native It was the summer of 1919, and it was a hot one!  My brother Bob and I had latched onto a junker of a Sopwith Camel flying machine at an airfield in Ohio, and we … Continue reading →

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For July Kaitlyn Morgan

Posted on July 18, 2012 by Jim Hilton

A Little Argument             I stood there glowering down at Yaser, but it didn’t matter. He was going to do it. I knew it and he knew it, but I had to try to stop him, didn’t I? “*Accailia, what’s … Continue reading →

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For July Phyllis Patterson

Posted on July 15, 2012 by Jim Hilton

  Words assigned to incorporate into story. Glowering Listless Compatriots   Just like Law and Order–Ripped from the headlines. (Queue music) Dum-Dum   BLAME IT ON THE COMPUTER By: PM Smith AKA Phyllis Patterson   I shrink under the glowering … Continue reading →

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