Bonnie Joy Sludikoff

Joined June 2021

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Logan and His Brothers
Logan McKoy was rather ordinary, but he was happy. When his younger brother David was born and surpassed all of his skills, it didn't bother him in the slightest.
By Bonnie Joy Sludikoff14 days ago in Fiction
The Fire Inside
The cabin in the woods had been abandoned for years, but one night, a candle burned in the window. Francie noticed the change immediately; one extra spark on her walk home made everything feel completely different.
By Bonnie Joy Sludikoff9 months ago in Fiction
It Just Tastes Better Up There
In my childhood home, a bowl of cereal was made to feel like a shameful decision, but at Camp Bravo, it tasted like summer.
By Bonnie Joy Sludikoff9 months ago in Confessions
Citibank Refuses To Refund Woman's Life Savings Of $26,000 That Was Stolen When Her Account Was Hacked
It's the kind of nightmare most will only read about… Over a month ago a woman's phone was hacked. While she handled the issue with T.Mobile quickly, her bank info ended up being compromised and a hacker was able to get into her Citibank account to assign a new payee.
By Bonnie Joy Sludikoff11 months ago in Trader
A Good Wife
I wanted to make a run for the upper deck, but Eric was probably right. We never would have made it. We had seen already how they treated our class on the ship. While the luxury for the first class patrons was so apparent, we were mostly treated like baggage.
By Bonnie Joy Sludikoff11 months ago in Fiction
Open Seating
Most people become a lot nicer once they're dead. The Titanic had so much room to separate us according to economic status, that to be on board, you wouldn't even know how deep the lines ran between our social classes.
By Bonnie Joy Sludikoff11 months ago in Fiction
Marvin T. Bear
He was my best friend. I knew he was a little bit afraid of the ship because I was, too. We were just so far up from the water is all. When we looked over the edge, I was just positive we were going to fall in. But we helped each other be brave because that's what best friends do for one another.
By Bonnie Joy Sludikoff11 months ago in Fiction
Ignorance Is The Biggest Threat To Our Democracy
Full credit to Barack Obama, our 44th US President who took some time to post a long piece online this week on Medium. I'm not suggesting that Obama's sentiments were incorrect - because I have a lot of nerve, but not the nerve to do that.
By Bonnie Joy Sludikoff11 months ago in The Swamp
Just a Waddle Away
Josie Pendergraf shivered, wiping another splash of water off her cheek. She couldn't tell the difference between the ocean water and her tears.
By Bonnie Joy Sludikoff11 months ago in Fiction
Mimi's Millions
Mimi Harrington's loving gaze never wavered as she held her most precious friend close. "I will never love another as I have loved you, my darling," she cooed.
By Bonnie Joy Sludikoff11 months ago in Fiction
The Morning After
"Daisy could sleep through the end of the world," my mother always said. And I guess she was right. I used to lament this strange defect of mine. I'd sit up with my older brothers and sister while they sat around the kitchen table, feeling my eyelids grow heavy as they discussed matters well over my head. As they laughed and chuckled and sipped dark tan liquid out of their big glass mugs, I nodded along, pretending I was part of the conversation.
By Bonnie Joy Sludikoff11 months ago in Fiction
Hardly A Diamond Member Experience...
Titanic Review by: Karen D. Krasinski Rating: 1.5 Stars Comments: First of all, the ill-fated voyage was nothing like people say. Sure, the ship was beautiful, but she also had tons of problems. People complain about the main issue being a less-than-appropriate amount of life-boats, but I beg to differ.
By Bonnie Joy Sludikoff11 months ago in Fiction