He had found it unexpectedly while looking for something in the bedroom when he had tried to open a drawer which had become stuck halfway open. "Not again!" he angrily mused under his breath. He had tugged at the drawer at first gently but when it did not budge he planted a foot securely against the chest of drawers and then pulled at the stuck drawer wit...
A fictional story about fictional characters. ***** Almost from the moment she had happily agreed to the excursion, Debra Barone had regretted it. Her father-in-law, Frank, had been given seven tickets to see Placido Domingo perform in a production of "Cyrano." One of his lodge buddies had won the tickets in a contest sponsored by Metamucil or something. H...
A Word From the Author None of this is real. It's all fiction. We need to be positively clear on this. What I've put into words about each lovely lady is nothing more than one's man's own sexual fantasies. The real life female celebrities depicted in these stories are all very nice ladies. I love and respect them all. They're also sexually appealing females...
EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND : Debra Gets A Job Debra Barone was seated at the kitchen table perusing the "Help Wanted" ads in the local Long Island newspaper. It wasn't that she desperately needed money; it was just that she was bored and really needed to get out and away from the house. The kids (twins Geoffrey and Michael, and daughter Ally) were back in s...
Six months. It had been six months since Debra's shameful but oh-so exciting affair with Marco, a 19 year old Italian exchange student with a summer job at the local A&P. Debra still flushed at the memory of that night, and how she'd given herself with such reckless abandon to the young man, doing things with him she'd never done before or even considered do...
Debra woke to a peck on the cheek from Raymond. He was already dressed, and whispered to her that he would be going to the game directly from work. He thanked her for a great time the night before. Drowsily, she ruffled his hair and smiled at him. She heard him bump and stumble as he let himself out downstairs. The night before had been one of their best ti...
(Fictional story about fictional characters in the public domain.) Debra Barone needed this day. Everything had miraculously come together just when she needed it the most. Her husband Ray, a sportswriter for NY Newsday, left that morning for a three day road trip with the Knicks. Frank and Marie; her meddlesome, irritating in-laws; were visiting friends...
(A sequel to "Debra's Anniversary") (Fictional story about fictional characters) * Never in a hundred years did Debra Barone dream that the lousy economy would have such a direct and drastic effect on her family; but it had. The economy, coupled with the effects of the digital age, had created a crisis in the Barone household. New York Newsday, where her...
(a work of fiction about fictional characters) Debra Barone was mad...no not just mad; she was furious. Her husband Ray had done it to her again. He had just called from Minneapolis and said he would be delayed for at least twenty-four hours because the airport was snowed- in. He was a sportscaster for NY Newsday and was on the road covering the Monday nigh...
(a sequel to Debra's Anniversary) "Finally," thought Debra Barone, to herself, as her incredibly irritating; perpetually meddlesome; mother-in-law Marie closed the door behind her. She had just paid Debra her "middle -of-the-morning" visit...to be followed by her "mid-day" visit; her "mid-afternoon" visit , and any other uninvited intrusions she deemed ne...