More Redundancy
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Good writing, with a strong point and with life oozing out.
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We’re very hopeful about changing facilities, but cautious, too. Doing so requires patience, as we need to slow down and […] [continue…]
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We resolved last night to make it to rounds this morning. Partly because it’s pretty dang cool to see twenty […] [continue…]
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I put it on my foodeggs in the morningsandwich at lunchgreens at dinner Louisiana Hot SauceBurns my throatAnd lingers on […] [continue…]
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Will and I got a new neighbor tonight. Another very young baby boy, as best I can tell without going […] [continue…]
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Dear Billy Mays: Hey, man. I hope you know that I’m a pretty big fan of the TV genre known […] [continue…]
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Looks like we’ll be heading to (what’s carefully referred to as) a sub-acute long-term care facility a few blocks from […] [continue…]
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One of my very favorite writers is Bill McKibben. In his lean and winsome book, Wandering Home, he writes about […] [continue…]
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It’s a few minutes after midnight on a Saturday night. I’m sitting on a blue plastic couch that must have […] [continue…]
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Cathy is a wonder woman who works in Occupational Therapy. One of those rare souls who are passionate about her […] [continue…]
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Will and I camped out last night, listening to music, watching videos, reading books, and watching a thunderstorm out the […] [continue…]
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Looks like today’s the day for Will to leave the ICU and head to the Heart and Kidney Unit (aka, […] [continue…]
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Apparently, cynicism + cynicism = joyful happiness and love. Who knew? So long, Schuyler!
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Some shots I grabbed off of Ryan and Holly’s camera last night…
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I think I crossed some kind of threshold today… Ella threw up down the front of my shirt. While this […] [continue…]
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