Category: Memoir
Crumb – Yo, man. What are you up to today? It’s good to remember…
I wrote this down and thought, whew, that’s more than enough for any mere mortal. Isn’t it a holiday? A day for relaxing and remembering? Loafing?
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TBI Tuesday – Booze, weed, and a cuppa coffee
Genius researcher that I am, I told my wife that I’m going the try the caffeine thing again…
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Book Review – What Makes Olga Run?
In What Makes Olga Run? author Bruce Grierson jumps headfirst into the life of Olga to understand what makes her special. What he finds is that Olga wasn’t very extraordinary.
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Music, IVF, pregnancy and twins
We tested at a fertility lab and discovered we were both marginally normal, but rested on the lowest bar of that range.
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TBI Tuesday – It’s my anniversary! Wooee! I’m alive!
“When I look at these results?” he said, “this isn’t medicine. This is magic. I don’t know what they did, but you should talk to them. Thank them. These people are magicians.”
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Crumb – I’ve become Southernized. Kind of.
Another crumb falls from the table.
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She finds weed everywhere
And maybe I’m not that smart about weed and haven’t a clue what I’m talking about. That’s okay. I don’t have much interest in it, but I’m a big fan of laughing…
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Perspective 137 – Kentucky and my fence
So, let’s remember…no, let’s forge a new perspective:
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Beth Moore and the Baptist kerfuffle
No real news channel gives a hoot about teacher Beth Moore or about anything Christian other than what a bunch of dopes we are, but this big-haired Southern maven was caught red-handed at an Episcopal Church service. Some intrepid soul has even released photos of her smiling and helping with the service.
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TBI Tuesday – The dreaded C word
My head is clear, and I rarely get eye floaters. I’ll trade this any day for any supposed jolt I got from the black bean.
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Not really getting away with it…
And that was it. I did science for most of my adult career, and wrote, too. Mostly long and angst filled governmental reports about our work. TS Eliot would have approved.
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Catholics and secreting away to Mass
I continued to read Catholic theology, and I still think something wonderful happens at Mass, something quiet, without words, something that slips in between prayers when you’re not expecting it.
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