Worth a thousand words. Or not.

I won’t try to explain the mood that prompted what I’m about to share with you. Let’s just say I’m pretty sure I don’t have a future in photo journalism. (Actually, you can blame Grace for the photography and the “models.” I just created the story, if you can call it that.) Meet Gingergreg.

After composing yourself (it is a rather violent tale), feel free to take a Saturday afternoon stroll through the photo archives. Don’t forget to wear sunscreen.

0 thoughts on “Worth a thousand words. Or not.”

  1. Oh the confectionary carnage!!!! lol, great story! I looked through all the pics, my heavens you’re gorgeous! I especially liked the hat photo. 😉 Oh do post more!

  2. Aw, Allen. You’re too kind.

    I decided The Short Happy Life of Gingergreg needed more characters and a less-ubrupt ending, so I added a few more photos. Seeing him in community kind of adds to the pathos, don’t you think? Makes Gingergreg someone we feel we know.

    Or maybe I just need therapy.

  3. “Che Guevara delivered a stirring eulogy!” Miles quotes as he gasped for breath between bursting laughs that might have been too strong for his co-workers in neighbor cubicles. Jay looked over the short chest high wall that separated them. His face gave a half cocked eyebrow of confusion.
    “He’s even got the stars that show ranks and- oh man…” Miles trailed off trying to compose himself, “Sorry, man it’s just, oh damn.” The last short burst of laughter came out but this time he managed to keep it muffled.
    “Hey.” Jay said now sitting back down on his side of the wall. “Send me that link.”

  4. Opps forgot to login before… 🙂

    “Che Guevara delivered a stirring eulogy!” Miles quotes as he gasped for breath between bursting laughs that might have been too strong for his co-workers in neighbor cubicles. Jay looked over the short chest high wall that seperated them.
    “He’s even got the stars that show ranks and- oh man…” Miles trailed off trying to compose himself, “Sorry, man it’s just, oh damn.” The last short burst of laughter came out but this time he managed to keep it muffled.
    “Hey.” Jay said now sitting back down on his side of the wall. “Send me that link.”

Leave a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Scroll to Top
Scroll to Top