by Joni M Fisher | Oct 22, 2014 | Humor
Reaching middle age drove me to get in touch with my true geek self—my inner astronaut—who understands the seduction of speed and power. Earning a pilot’s license, then an instrument rating failed to satisfy me because part of my life remained stuck in low gear behind...
by Joni M Fisher | Feb 8, 2014 | Humor
I abandoned political correctness the day my daughter came home with her tongue pierced. She was fifteen. Political Correctness is the tyranny of opinion-less whimps over the rest of society. Whereas a person who judges people by their race or religion or gender...
by Joni M Fisher | Aug 1, 2013 | Musings
My love of story began about the time I learned to walk. I listened to mother read bedtime stories and my brothers and I would tell each other about our adventures. The time with my mother was precious because she held two jobs. On nights when she was too tired to...
by Joni M Fisher | Jun 15, 2013 | Humor
My daughter says I have issues with underwear. Call me old-fashioned, but my generation wears theirs under their clothing, hence the term. Her generation wears theirs showing. A glance around the crowd at the movie theater reveals colored bras under sheer tops, bra...