You need to read the previous story, DSJT No More - I Hope the Sun Explodes, before reading this one, but I will remind those who have read it of the main points.

• The Sun will explode in about four billion years.
• Goddess Athena is Patrick’s love.
• Anthi Psomiadou and R Tsambounieri Talarantas know her well.
• Eléni is M’s love (me in this case).
• DSJT stands for Donna Saint John Turner which has nothing to do with the plane (the G stands for G-spot).
• My relationship with DSJT was virtual and mostly sexual in nature.
• She sent me pics of…

What a biased confrontation is that involving a prick versus a pussy! Laugh out loud, indeed! Can you hear me laughing? Even M can hear me inside. Which narrator I am can only be guessed. Even I don’t know who I am. The conflict between M and Patrick has gone out of hand. They’re basically leaving us narrators to write whatever we want. One of us, I forget who, is in charge of wood. You know, writing about trees before they magically become shelves. Another is in charge of AI. He seems to be having a blast, but he’s running…

Georges Moustaki, born Giuseppe Mustacchi, was an Egyptian-French singer-songwriter of Italo-Greek origins, best known for the poetic rhythm and simplicity of the romantic songs he composed and often sang. He gave France some of its best-loved music by writing close to 300 songs for himself and some of the most popular French singers, including Barbara, Dalida, Juliette Gréco, Françoise Hardy, Yves Montand, Herbert Pagani, Édith Piaf, and Tino Rossi.

Moustaki had said that his taste for music came from hearing many French singers such as Georges Guétary, Luis Mariano, Yves Montand, Édith Piaf, Henri Salvador, and Charles Trenet. …

This new series has its history in the form of several short stories, several poems, and a 13-part series, all linked chronologically in Part 1. Parts 2-7 are linked at the bottom. Anthi Psomiadou has graciously agreed — I tell you that she did — to appear as a fictional character in this new series as well under the full name, Anthi Kanéna.

I wonder if Socrates and Plato took a house on Crete during the summer. Woody Allen

What about the roaches? …

Melanie J. graciously tagged me in Crazy Little Twittle after having been tagged by Dr. Preeti Singh in My Love Song In A Twittle and the twittle superhero, Carolyn Hastings, who has too many twittles to list but here is one (Twittles are My Superpower), who had tagged me at least three times (I lost count), and, there is more, from Lucy Dan 蛋小姐 (she/her/她), who launched a superpower prompt in My Superpower 2.0. I already wrote about a dozen twittles, like eggs that refuse to hatch, so here is another one. But, please, no more! I prefer sonnets and…

The sassafras (Sassafras albidum) is a small- to medium-sized, shade-intolerant, deciduous tree, Duuude, commonly living in eastern Asia and eastern North America. It is popularly known for its roots and bark since they are used to make sassafras tea, a popular beverage that is favoured for its distinct flavour and aroma, slightly similar to root beer.

Once considered a household staple, it has become much harder to find. Despite its long-standing reputation as a powerful medicinal herb, some research suggested that sassafras could do more harm than good. …