Myself.

In many ways - most ways - Woody Hoyt has outlived his own usefulness. I mean, my series, Crossing Jordan was cancelled a couple of years ago. I made it through six seasons, the first two being only an occasional guest; and then was plowed through a Virtual Season Seven, written by a group of women who took much better care of me than ( Read more... )

Shoppers, all items in aisle eleven have been discounted to 75% off the ticketed retail price…

Brian Helder, please report to the cashier’s station…Brian Helder….

Maintenance, clean up on aisle five. Clean up on aisle five….

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Robin Hood.

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Specious - showily beautifulYou gotta be careful of anything that is specious. For a couple of reasons. First of all, looks can be deceiving. Think about it…the delicious-looking red apple that Snow White chomped into and then found herself in a dead sleep. The apple looked great, but it wasn’t. Ditto with Hansel and Gretel and the gingerbread ( Read more... )

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This follows regular Crossing Jordan/NBC/Tim Kring canon, not anything produced by Crossing Jordan Virtual Season Seven - who by the way, DID solve Emily’s murder.I had known Jordan about two years at that time. By then, I knew two things about her. First, she was damn good at her job. Second, once she got a lead on her mother’s death, hell, ( Read more... )

Birthdays.

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Prompt 231: "Everything passes. Nobody gets anything for keeps. And that's how we've got to live." Haruki Murakami.

I really hope that’s not true. At least not in the permanent, every time sense of the word.

Like most people, I’ve loved and lost.

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It’s 3 a.m.

A phone is ringing somewhere in Boston’s 19th Precinct.

Who do you want answering that phone?

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