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  • Twinkles in the Wrinkles: Divorce & Marriage

    Sterling Eisiminger / 0 Comments

    “One evening, when I asked her about the origins of her selflessness, she reminded me of how after the war, her mother, the sainted Mutti, had volunteered to house seven refugees at different…

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  • Rhythmic Sense: Light Verse

    Sterling Eisiminger / 0 Comments

    “As a versifier, I’m aware that rime does not pay; as a recovering Presbyterian, my firmest belief is in the illusion of free will; as an essayist, I know it’s not the eloquence…

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  • Crash Course in Third-World Reality

    Sterling Eisiminger / 2 Comments

    “As I was reaching for my water bottle, Quintino asked, ‘So what brings you to CP? Or as some Americans say, ‘What’s in it for you?”’ ‘Very simple,’ I said, ‘it’s the stories.’…

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  • Rubicundity: Fitness

    Sterling Eisiminger / 2 Comments

    “If it’s just the appearance of fitness one desires, silicone pectoral implants are available for $15,000 from your local plastic surgeon. Kids get off easy: a silicone pectoral vest can be purchased for…

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  • High Fives & Fist Bumps: Greetings

    Sterling Eisiminger / 3 Comments

    “Someone said that civilization began when the first hominid said, ‘Welcome’ instead of braining a traveler with his club. I used to remind my Humanities classes of that when I entered the classroom,…

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  • The Theology of Tools: Builders

    Sterling Eisiminger / 5 Comments

    “Sarah, the mother of a friend, loves to gather the clan, drive with them to the beach, and spend a week each summer in ‘The Blue House,’ a five-bedroom, clapboard rental at Cherry…

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  • Tutti Frutti: Fruits

    Sterling Eisiminger / 3 Comments

    “Unlike his Greek neighbors, the author of Genesis took a different approach to the subject of man’s mortality: humans were created, He/She said, from the dust and bones found in God’s own orchard,…

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  • The Kabuff: My Desk

    Sterling Eisiminger / 0 Comments

    “Otto’s name for the corner of the basement where my desk is located was the German ‘Kabuff,’ but that word implies a dark, dusty studio, and my stateside kabuff is ‘a clean, well-lighted…

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  • Words, Words, Words: Development

    Sterling Eisiminger / 2 Comments

    “As a founding member of the AAAAAA, the American Association Against Acronym Abuse Anonymous, I ask your forgiveness for the epigraph above. I could not resist. The AAAAAA, which operates out of my…

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  • Traveling Among the Spheres Where the Music Has Stopped: Sol

    Sterling Eisiminger / 3 Comments

    “While I do appreciate the sun-ripened fruits that line my breakfast bowl, my worshipful awe stems more from Sol’s drop-mike nonchalance. As Galileo said, while Sol keeps his eight planets in line over…

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