Crayons – by Laura Burror
If I had a friend named Crayon we could all live in one big box. We could have a lot of other friends with the same designer plots. Our clothes would be matching, although we would have different names; Each one of us a different color although all of us are the same....Death comes for a Quixote guest
On April 20, 2016, at 7am, I was lying in my tent pondering what I was going to do for the day when I hiccuped. When I hiccuped I not only felt but heard a pop in my stomach area and, suddenly, a very intense burning sensation started growing from the area. Within two...Is it a service dog?
Lately, there has been much discussion of what makes a dog a service animal. Garage guests put together their criteria: If your dog can use the remote, she’s a service dog. If your dog is smarter than you are, she is a service dog. You know it’s a service dog when it...Tips from one who knows
I know more than just a couple of people who must take conscious care of their mental health. I have fought depression and anxiety since I was 10 years old. Yeah, diagnosed at 10. Since then, I’ve discovered some things that help. Not many, and not always...Quixote’s Rev Emilie writes
The kingdom of God looks like Quixote’s Garage on a Sunday morning. It smells like sun-baked concrete, cigarette smoke, and freshly brewed coffee.
