It has been two weeks since I said I’d get back to you about one week after I stopped taking sublingual vitamin B12. I can honestly say that I am now ready to blame the B12 for the increases in anxiety and fatigue that I … Continue reading Vitamin B12 Results
When last we left our hero, he was emerging from the grounds of Tryon Palace in New Bern, North Carolina. Next, he photographed a couple of the historic homes nearby: At this point, our hero resumed writing in the first person. The next day, I … Continue reading Coastal North Carolina, part two (March 2020)
When I stopped working, in January 2020, it was my intention to take a trip of at least one week, every other month. Obviously, COVID-19 interfered with that, but when I set off that Spring on my first trip to North Carolina’s coast, I had … Continue reading Coastal North Carolina, part one (March 2020)
GAH! Aw, jeez, don’t sneak up on me like that! You have to, like, digitally knock er sumthin’ Anywhat, about a week ago, I started taking sublingual vitamin B12. I had read some online discussion that indicated sublingual B12 was helpful for folks with the … Continue reading Trying Vitamin B12
© 2023 by Cedric Williams (for part A of this story, click here) Nineteen hours later, the Earl was face down on an operating table, having been rendered unconscious by a blow to the head with a cartoon mallet. Dr. Bittnov and his surgical team … Continue reading Short Story Number Two, Part C
I never know how to begin these hodgepodge posts. Let me try this approach: Let’s look at some photos, DAMMIT! Yeah. I think that works. We begin in June 2019. I was visiting Cherokee, NC again, and decided to go into the Great Smoky Mountains … Continue reading More Hodgepodge Than You Can Shake a Stick at (part two)
New fiction (© 2023 by Cedric Williams) : (for part A of this story, click here) Clayton D’Artagnan Bilgewater VII, more formally known as the Duke of Spackle, was the Earl of Ductwork’s dearest friend. In fact, they were practically brothers, having both been raised … Continue reading Short Story Number Two, Part B
Enjoy some new fiction (© 2023 by Cedric Williams) : “The trouble with employing peasants as midwives is they allow themselves to become emotionally invested,” stated the Earl. Reginald Bartholomew Sasquatch III, more formally known as the Earl of Ductwork, was lounging on one of … Continue reading Short Story Number Two, part A
I have reached a point in my figurative camera roll where I didn’t go on any intensively photographed trips for quite a while. But that didn’t stop me taking a small number of photos at each of several places. So many places in fact, that … Continue reading More Hodgepodge Than You Can Shake a Stick at (part one)
Today is my alleged birthday! Let’s celebrate it with some free advice from a retired cyber security professional (i.e., me). One of the best ways to keep your identity from being stolen is to minimize the amount of personal information you give to social media … Continue reading Happy Unbirthday!
Voyages with Parkinson's 