
Artemisia
A place to walk with trees


The Myth of Sisyphus
My first and last days as a postie and some of the folks who helped me to cross and celebrate the finish. Busting the myth of invisibility.
Whispers In The Fog
Peering through the fog of evolution at some of the characters we might encounter.
Rolling In Trifolium Repens
A brush with my fey inner-Celt while looking over a four leaf clover.
A Liu Shap Guy
My mid-life crisis is shot down before it has a chance to blossom into full flower.
Last Of The Starched Khakis
How I learned to bridge the inter-generational empathy gap between co-workers in a variety of employment scenarios using Bobcat Logic.
Steer Into It
Two kinds of snow, two kinds of teachers, chips, giggles and two kinds of spanakopita with the aim of opening the third sphincter.
Don't Wipe Your Moccasins
Welfare Wednesdays on a 1980s Vancouver East Side postal route.
A Latter Day Sikh
Guru Gobind Singh meets Joseph Smith on a Vancouver sidewalk, who then meets the Lynn Valley Buddha. Story by Michael Hawes.
Hammer It Like Hagi
World Cup Fever, drive-by shootings and an epic East Vancouver corner kick.
When The Student Is Ready
We are all students and teachers by turns. Of mice and men, dollars and sins, winners who lose and losers who win.
Bringing The Bacon To Work
After my first year delivering mail, I decided that it was my turn to bring in some treats.
A Damn Good Marine
The Hand at work, reconciling my unnecessary guilt using mountains, mailmen and Marines.