• Les Moore

    Les Moore

    What could you do less of?

    Is a very complicated man who has a love-hate relationship with Christmas. He thinks if he hears that Paul McCartney Christmas song, one more time he’s gonna lose it.

    His only solution to that is to stay out of retail stores. But he wants to get some presents for the kids down the street. But then again he needs less Amazon in his life. His dog always barks at the truck. The billionaire owner is rich enough.

    He needs to ask the girl who lives on the end of the block out on a date. He’s had enough of this online dating less is more , more the less.

    He wouldn’t mind if it stopped raining also.

  • 1534 Argonne Rd

    1534 Argonne Rd

    Do you have a favorite place you have visited? Where is it?

    We played in the yard

    There was iced tea in the refrigerator.

    We made cream cheese and olive sandwiches

    There was a little ballfield in the backyard.

    The paneling smelled of oak.

    There was a Readers digest next to the reading chair.

    There was an unfinished crossword puzzle on the table

    And a number two pencil

    That was my grandmother’s house

  • Demon on Wheels

    Demon on Wheels

    What could you do less of?

    There’s plenty of things I could do less of.

    The question should be what do I want to do less of?

    Amazon

    My wife just asked me to put a wish list out on Amazon. It’s a great idea. I just don’t want to buy it on Amazon.

    Starbucks

    There are certainly better smaller coffee shops around. Coffee is a profitable business. Starbucks doesn’t need my money.

    Bowling Videos

    Why they come up with my social media feeds is beyond me.

    Driving

    I don’t like to drive and I don’t drive often but still I drive to drive less often

  • Two prompts combined

    Two prompts combined

    What are your feelings about eating meat? Do you see animals often?

    Every time I eat, I see animals

    I see them for the beautiful things they will become

    I see them as mothers and fathers and part of a family

    I see them for the life they are to live

    And I choose not to eat them

    And I make that choice loudly