Tag Archives: trefology

How can the moon be full, it barely eats. Questions for the moon — t r e f o l o g y How can the moon be full, it barely eats.

my favorite brand of toothpaste is Rembrandt toothpaste, because it keeps my teeth looking dark and moody with occasional high-lights of gold. Get to know an author — t r e f o l o g y my favorite brand of … Continue reading →

I remember when my great grandmother came to visit us from the Old Country. *** It was my nana’s first trip abroad, and her first trip anywhere on her own. *** My great grandfather had died a year earlier at the … Continue reading →

q. Do you know why it’s so hard to get a professional magician’s license? a. Because the test is all trick questions!!! Jokes for kids — t r e f o l o g y Do you know why it’s so … Continue reading →

I do every-thing by the book and that book is titled, Oh no! I Fucked Things Up Again Author of myself — t r e f o l o g y I do every-thing by the book and that book is … Continue reading →

ONE day, long after I have shaved my last shave, someone may turn to someone else, and say, “I bet George is spinning in his grave.” *** And no doubt they will hit that square on the chin, for what … Continue reading →

I know I tend to preach to the choir, but, deep down, what I really want, is just for them to sing to me. Three chairs for trefology — t r e f o l o g y I know I … Continue reading →

If I should ever see a van and it’s a-rockin’ *** I promise I will never come a-knockin’ *** unless, under such circumstances, it’s my car the van’s a-blockin’ A vow to my loyal readers — t r e f o … Continue reading →

Last night, I was visited by the Angel of Food Cake. *** Now, how this angel happened to get into my room, I do not know, as the door was locked, but she tapped a few times on my forehead … Continue reading →

IN this undated photo, Our Founder, deep in contemplation, relaxes by a warm fire, smoking a pretend pipe, and wondering, perhaps, what became of his actual pipe. I’ll never forget the Christmas our parents told us that because it had … Continue reading →