What Remains (At the End of the World)

I don't remember why I first heard of Connie Converse, but I remember when—I was working at the factory in northeastern Durham and had just gotten back in touch with my now-husband. My first image of her will always stick in my mind: the familiar cat-eye glasses and the plaid dresses reminiscent of Susan Strasberg's brainiac character

I stated before in my blog entry on Sandra Ross that there are probably close to a dozen unsolved missing persons' and murder cases in my city off of and around Alston Avenue, the street I've taken to work for years. This is one of these cases. Long Meadow Park is just off of Alston Avenue and near where my father works on Gilbert Street. If Sandra Ross' case can be seen as an...

I first read about this case years ago when I used to binge-read The Charley Project website on cold, rainy winter days when I lived in Willowdaile. North Carolina cases were always creepy to me, especially ones from around Durham County—but Sandra Ross' case is particularly odd because it happened in mild Apex, North Carolina. In the 42 years since she has been missing, very ...

Yesterday afternoon I took a few pictures of some very eerie things (and places) in and around my neighborhood.

This is going to be a rambling post, as I've just woken up a few minutes prior and my head is full of cobwebs, but there are some thoughts that I want to write down before they are gone.

I've decided to start writing down my dreams here as I rarely remember them since I've become an adult, and when I do, I assume they're important. I dreamt not only about <...