Breakfast Serial : Hallard Press, LLC

Breakfast Serial from Hallard Press

Quick Reads Published Every Friday for your Weekend Pleasure

November 17, 2021 –

Call Me the Beer Can Lady

It all started when Denise told me about a turtle with plastic beer can necklace. She was walking around a small pond and saw this turtle poke his head up wearing one of those plastic, six-pack beer can holders.

November 10, 2021 –

The diLingo Affair

A mystery with a mixture of fun, seriousness, wild and crazy, and interspersed with danger! Tony diLingo’s trust names Liam Rooney sole heir and executor. With Tony being the last of an old-world banking family the remaining client assets ($132 Billion) must be returned to the original depositor’s heirs. The legality of the contents is…

November 4, 2021 –

You’ll Shoot Your Eye Out!

Christmas story about boy who asks Santa for a Red Ryder BB gun. This story created the Daisy air rifle campaigns and the Red Ryder comic franchise.

October 28, 2021 –

Grandma was a Player

“Run! Run! The lava’s coming!” Excitedly, Erin pleaded. “Please, Grandma, we need pots to build a wall to stop the lava.”

October 21, 2021 –

The Pickup Line

“You have the memory of an elephant,” my husband, Khosrow often tells me. I suppose it is a good thing, and I take it as a compliment. I remember places, recall events, and seldom forget a face.

October 14, 2021 –

Not a Typical Safari Morning

Part Two of Safari Mike’s story of the Skeleton Coast. This is CRAZY! It’s 5:00 am and I’m actually going through with it… the Skeleton Coast, Namibia. “The Land God Made in Anger”…. What was I thinking last night when I actually told Festus and Chris that I would try to find the herd of…

October 7, 2021 –

Envision

Clare Hollister is an American Poet noted for his celebration of all cultures that make the “American Dream” possible. Poems: Envision – Imagine all the possibilities. Homosassa – A name is given as an honor. La Costa Nostra – This is about a woman.

September 23, 2021 –

Flight for Freedom

Karny Wilson decides to run away. He hates school and wants to get a job in the circus and hopefully find his father.

September 15, 2021 –

The Incredible Skeleton Coast

After two hours our single engine Cessna Caravan turbo-prop begins to descend. The landscape hasn’t changed much for several hundred miles except now there are more desolate looking peaks and valleys. Bleak and no signs of life…of any kind. What could I expect? We were flying over the most restricted portion of the oldest desert…

September 9, 2021 –

Trip to Florida

Excerpt from 1999: an eye-opening medical memoir By Renée Richards, MD. I flew out Wednesday morning and got to Tampa in time to play a full 18 holes.

September 2, 2021 –

Forever Weight Loss

If you focus on those foods and meals that you enjoy and look forward to, you will be much less tempted to indulge in those awfully addictive processed foods again. The reason why we are so attracted to processed foods is because they are fairly inexpensive and convenient. That’s the keyword, convenient. That’s how they…

August 19, 2021 –

The Meanest Critter in the Neighborhood

Africa’s Big Five are the five most dangerous animals to hunt in all of Africa. Today they are the photo-safari “must have” list of sightings (lion, leopard, rhino, Cape buffalo, elephant).

August 12, 2021 –

Omicron Six

Kevin Hannigan watched Cooper from a distance. Even though Cooper never said a word, the kid was still annoying to Kevin. And an easy target for some fun. Who would he tell? Kevin smiled at that thought. As he got closer, he saw that Cooper appeared to be asleep, an even better opportunity to frighten…

August 4, 2021 –

Fred and the Christmas Lights

Short Story about the mystery of the Christmas lights.

July 25, 2021 –

The Mystery and Comfort of Pareidolia

Pareidolia is the human ability to see shapes or make pictures out of randomness. Faces in clouds, animalism rocks, and figures on the ceiling.

July 15, 2021 –

On Safari… “Do as I say, Not as I do!”

On a blistering hot summer day, it can be a no-brainer to think about a refreshing swim. It doesn’t matter where in the world you may be if it’s hot enough. Since this little episode takes place in Botswana’s Okavango Delta the story has a rather different wrinkle to it.

July 8, 2021 –

My Therapist Eats Hay

When the phone rang that late Friday afternoon in September, I answered without thought. I shouldn’t have been surprised when I heard what my doctor had to say. After all, I’d already had an ultrasound, an MRI, and a needle-biopsy, but my innate optimism, my desire to always find a half-filled glass even among its…

June 21, 2021 –

The Night I Fell From the Sky

Getting from the back of our attic to the master bedroom can involve (A) 50 paces and 14 stairs or (B) one large step. Usually I take the 50+14 because it doesn’t include smashing through a plasterboard ceiling with my body followed by a drop of ten feet to the floor and the possibility of…

June 20, 2021 –

It Was All Going Away… and We Wanted One More Race

We didn’t know it for sure at the time, but I think some of us suspected it: our long summer, which had lasted like twenty years, would end in a letter personally addressed to each and every one one of us. The letters were from Uncle Sam began with the word “GREETINGS

June 18, 2021 –

One Tall Drink of Water

It’s a beautiful day and just perfect for you to join me on our morning game drive. It appears that this small herd of giraffe was on a mission.

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