Monthly Archives: February 2020

The Conspiracy of Angels A real miracle has taken place. When I responded to Heather’s Confession in my last post, I chose at random a video Margaret Starbird made in 2005. I had not listened to it – ever! After … Continue reading →

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Every artist and writer, every person of faith, all believers in a religion, or, the majesty of our human race, bows their head this day. She is gone! Gone this day. Ten billion little footsteps,…

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This morning I awoke from a very long dream. All these riches, jewels, deeds, companies were put on large table to be divvied up between my siblings and I. I saw how much my sisters…

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Stones and Thorns A Genealogical Tale from the Shire John Presco Copyright 2018 Danny Dew had to read the e-mail from The Clifford Castle Restoration Company several times just to grasp how big their offer…

Last night I read I am going to be a grandfather again in seven weeks. After I posted my Bling-Bling poem, I looked at Heather’s page. I had concluded I will never see my granddaughter, because three women can’t admit … Continue reading →

She Was My Bling-Bling a Poem by John Presco Copyright 2020   She was my Bling-Bling my one woman gang I didn’t need an army or a salty crew like my Dad She made a complete man of me because … Continue reading →

Ballsy Bohemian Babes I was a Oakland Bad-ass. All my women were Beautiful & Bad. they chased me around Downtown, and wanted to hurt me. Belle was going to come to Springfield, get naked, and let me do a painting … Continue reading →

The Moose Club At the end of my first session with my woman therapist, I almost asked; “Have you seen ‘The Sopranos’? They are fictional characters. The Prescos are-were, for real. I’m the last man standing. Alas with the discovery … Continue reading →

Gloria Ehlers Here is the best woman I ever loved, because she loved me, completely. Bad! Bad Gloria! She was so bad! She was the best. She came from Wisconsin with a banjo on her knee. She could sew up … Continue reading →

https://cocohistory.org/essays-ccnavy.html My Historic Grandfather Victor Hugo Presco by John Presco Copyright 2020 After writing and posting about the Dashiell Hammett archive, and reading how this great writer’s grandchildren looked foreword to the paltry check Lillian Hellman sent them on Christmas, … Continue reading →