His voice and a strong push of my arm woke me up from the most peaceful sleep I'd had in weeks. "Scully what did you do to yourself ( Read more... )

I froze, ten paces down the hallway, when I saw her at the vending machine. Of all the motels in all the towns in all of the world, she walked into mine ( Read more... )

I couldn't sleep last night, tossing and turning, and out of frustration I headed for the vending area again, hoping to achieve some sort of carb-induced repose ( Read more... )

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Hallis, Wyoming is a blink-and-you'll-miss-it town of approximately 453 people along a lonely stretch of two-lane highway. Large acreages dot the landscape, brightly lit windows in the distance beyond the dark of night ( Read more... )

I'm not quite sure why this solitary existence is bothering me so much right now ( Read more... )

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Oklahoma is huge. And flat. And dull as beans. Next state, Kansas. More of the same ( Read more... )

I'm in Flagstaff at a Starbucks for a caffeine fix. I left Phoenix early this morning, headed north ( Read more... )