Suprise Me

As dawn approaches, the silent night sky fades away, Fresh and gentle like petals caressed by a breeze. Women are waking from their dreams, With determination and confidence to face the new day. Like cherry blossoms blooming in Japan, Women’s power is also revealed here. They symbolize the courage and beauty of life, And in… Read More

“You say you want a revolution...we all want to change the world,” sing the Beatles. Read More

Suburbia and my mother were grooming me for my future occupation of Mom. Read More

Aruba Nights Somewhere among all the art work, photos,  and birthday cards I’ve saved over the years are a few sheets of drawing paper with crayoned sketches,  fastened together with string to make a little book – a precious  piece of memorabilia from my son’s childhood. Noah must have been about four when we took… Read More

I developed an awe of the men (I never saw a woman) who worked for CalTrans at all hours and conditions, keeping the roads open.  Read More

He nodded the beak of his perfectly molded, authoritarian-style trooper’s hat in my direction. Read More

  Retrospect: Some Of My Travels By Kevin J. W. Driscoll (c) 2024 I‘ve been around the block more times than a city bus, mostly due to my stint as a computer trainer, a job that seemed to require me to be everywhere but home. The US, of course, was my stomping ground, a vast… Read More

For me, being a parent is almost indistinguishable from being a poet. Read More

Starting in 2020, birthdays have been correlated with horrible incidents for no apparent reason. Read More

Why not put aside issues of public concern and instead use my column for a private purpose: to advertise my availability as a single man? Read More