A daughter finds an old picture of her mother and sees her mother differently. (more)

A bell realizes it's alive while on a conveyor belt and then en route to a dollar store. (more)

"The best-laid plans of mice and men go oft awry"- Rober Burns, To a Mouse [The mousetrap set recalls a long-forgotten incident in the producer's first residence in Toronto.] (more)

If Lucy met her best friend in person, her life expectancy would be cut in half. (more)

This hour: a surprising look at the relationship between a hospice worker and his patient. (more)

You think you're being mature and courageous, trait which will surely be rewarded with reciprocal sentiments of love...right? (more)

A daughter and her father argue about the relative merits of his vocation. (more)

A guy drifts back to the years he drove around on his bike, when he should be meditating. (more)

One mug brings back memories of past relationships with women. (more)

A meandering train of thought arrives at a Dollar Storey connnection just in time. (more)

"No man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main . . . any man's death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind, and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee." - John Donne (1572-1631) (more)

A coffee mug holds a special place in the heart of its owner. (more)

A bike messenger provides alternatives to horrible traffic horns. (more)

A brother and sister fight over the gifts they receive from their father. (more)

Both brief reflection on mousetraps and a nod to Wallace Stevens. (more)

A small bicycle bell rings in a big landscape. (more)

Fictional account of bad behavior inspired by the mug. (more)

Tragic kitchen incident inspires manic musings on singing mice. (more)

Florence is a city filled with bells: church bells, hand bells, door bells, bike bells . . . (more)

In which the coffee mugs offer explanation. (more)