American Sentences: 30/30

Dull cross-state road trips are made less so with an expressive co-pilot.

American Sentences: 29/30

Called up to Triple A, but for an afternoon, and I heard laughter.

American Sentences: 28/30

With folding and cutting and numbering and perfing comes maintaining.

American Sentences: 27/30

The day after an all-nighter isn't the worst; it's the second day.

American Sentences: 26/30

Even after a long layoff, three in a bed comes naturally.

American Sentences: 25/30

In a game of words, some tiny words have big consequences, like "zit."

American Sentences: 24/30

Assorted brews, both micro and home, provided a hoppy Easter.

American Sentences: 23/30

Baking is mostly standing to the side and asking, "Somethin' I can do?"

American Sentences: 22/30

The last puzzle piece in place, plates are born, and I'm off to have a beer.

American Sentences: 21/30

If a shutter closed remains closed, the world is unseen, the book unfinished.

American Sentences: 20/30

I dream I'm on a cruise ship, but it's only the churning dishwasher.

American Sentences: 19/30

In Wisconsin, it isn't safe until June to wear your Chuck Taylors.

American Sentences: 18/30

Writing a story every day for a month might rob me of words, and sanity.

American Sentences: 17/30

During moments of silence, the stomach always has something to say.

American Sentences: 16/30

How weak is one's will who cannot drive past a sign that reads: Buffet.

American Sentences: 15/30

The end of the week brings but a blink of freedom until next Monday.

American Sentences: 14/30

No, you cannot make it through ten levels of spicy tuna hand rolls.

American Sentences: 13/30

Condescension is a step to make the small feel they are standing taller.

American Sentences: 12/30

Publication is a small prize, but the real reward lies in the work.

American Sentences: 11/30

How fast can one write a line about fast-writing pens with a fast-writing pen?