Ms. C. G. Tripp

Libertarians must not be silent on Reproductive Rights. If not us, then who?

My party should be up in arms. Instead, my party, the party of principle, the party of freedom, chooses to focus on anything, literally anything else.

SOMA VAMP excerpt

He is ghostly pale, like LeStat in Interview, and elegant in chiseled black attire. The collar and cuffs are startlingly white and starched to the thickness of fine stationery.

Telling the Future – Digital Musings

The days run together like negatives in a camera with a broken film winder.

I had killed a spider in his bathroom earlier and we were parsing the finer points of just where such a mighty huntress should carve her notches, when he asked, all serious, “So Catherine, what are you afraid of?”

We were the East and West Wind

June 14th, 1990: Thursday evening in the front room, alone. Where does one begin to tell of the end of a journey? Janet Ryan, my friend Janet Ryan (I still can’t believe it) died early Saturday morning. It’s Thursday now, hardly bother with tissues anymore. Janet was an instigator. So am I. The East andContinue reading “We were the East and West Wind”

The Never Camper – A memory piece

Mom was so shocked when I stated loudly and dramatically that I hated camping. As a matter of fact, I went down on one knee, shook my fist at the air and proclaimed in my best Scarlett O’Hara that “I will nevah go campin’ agin!”

The Legend of Kapo

May 1, 1850: To continue the adventure, after a blessedly uneventful journey home, we are back at Aina Hau, one of the family residences in Honolulu. While in Waipio, a few of us gathered around the cooling fire to “talk story” with the elders and they told the most shocking tale! As I have written before, there are numerous gods and goddesses honored here….

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