My Cardboard Balcony

USPS by Belinda Roddie The Post Office is under attack. Fight the sabotage. Now.

Large by Belinda Roddie Sometimes, you gotta head back to work, and your body sags as if under an invisible burden you hardly recognize anymore. Sometimes, you gotta withdraw an offer for a place you thought was a palace but wasn't fit for the king of fools. And sometimes, the pizza place you ordered delivery from ups your order a size without making you pay more. Life can be good, bro.

Zoom Class by Belinda Roddie Lights, camera, action, students. Welcome to the revolution. Let's begin.

Wild Child by Belinda Roddie They called her unruly, uncouth, unwilling to follow "basic rules." They sneered at her lack of hygiene and etiquette, slapping her hands away from soup bowls and forcing her to use spoons. If only they understood that she was this way because her mind, spinning on a hamster wheel, couldn't stop long enough to scream.

Alias by Belinda Roddie Thirty years later, I still don't remember my real name.

Marshmallow Miss by Belinda Roddie I didn't eat s'mores on National S'more Day. I fail.

Wait, The Animal Or The "Animal?" by Belinda Roddie That bear has better taste in men than Rex does.