The Cheating Paramours
Maybe male chauvinism had forced Lily and Carmelita to become the better monopolists.
Spinning for Hanukkah Gelt
You probably don’t have to be Jewish to know about the Hanukkah game called Dreidel. It’s a betting game where each player [...]
Tumbling Dice
Board games with dice, mah jongg with dice, and the oldest established permanent floating crap game in New York.
Lucky Lady
Going into business is always dicey, you might even say a crap shoot, but I have a habit of it. Back in the early ‘90s, I [...]
Backgammon, 1975
After our Brandeis graduation in May, 1974, Christie relocated from Chicago to Boston that autumn. She stayed a year before [...]
No Dice (A Double RetroFlash*)
There’s just one thing I’d say About the games I did play Where two dice you would roll To move along towards your goal [...]
New Stories on Old Prompts
To an Athlete Dying Young
I remember that day so vividly, it’s hard to believe it’s been almost 60 years. In the fall of 1963 I was in my senior year [...]
Prompted By Poetry
December 6, 2021
Past Stories You May Have Missed
teachers
Susan B Coombs Jr. High School. Seventh Grade. Miss Davies. Homeroom. We were given a woodcut/Rorschach image to view, then [...]
Prompted By Teachers & Mentors
June 4, 2018
Expect the Unexpected
I recently witnessed a highly successful businessman query a 20-something about her background, her upbringing and her 5-year [...]
Prompted By Graduation Advice
May 25, 2017
shopping
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