by anita marie moscoso
a
Soul Food Cafe Project
Peebles Bookstore has cats in their window.
Real cats, the kind of cats that meow and shed fur and sharpen their claws on your furniture.
They’re also the type of cats that spend all day waiting in the window for that one person to come into their store that will have an allergy attack [...]
by Anita Marie Moscoso
a story inspired by ‘The Grand Tour’ at the Soul Food Cafe:
http://grandtour.wordpress.com/
Last Summer Mata Dark and her family took a vacation.
Mata was almost 20 at the time and during her entire twenty years of life none of the Dark Family had set foot off of the Olympic Mountain Range in Washington State. [...]
By Anita Marie Moscoso
Based on The Soul Food Cafe Prompt:
Urban Myths
http://www.outbackonline.net/Advent%20Calendar/Advent2004_Day4_UrbanMyths.htm
One of my favorite places to visit here in Washington State is the Tymbal Cemetery and Funeral Home in the city of Burnstone.
Tymbal is a pauper’s cemetery from the old days so it’s not great shakes. No fancy monuments, no fancy gates but there are trees and [...]
These are some of my stories from the Chamber of Horrors at the Soul Food Cafe.
I’ve compiled them here to see how they all read ‘together’. The Chambers stories were the first big project I took on at the Soul Food Cafe ( http://dailywriting.net/ ) just a little over two years ago and rough as these babies [...]
