A Tale of Jobs Not Well Done
Chris KavanaughChris Kavanaugh writes weekly essays about addiction, work, identity, and the long road back. These stories form an ongoing memoir titled A Tale of Jobs Not Well Done. Based in Seattle.
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Liquid Lunch 2: Electric Panic Attack
(Cont’d from Part 1)
I nervously type in ‘effects of Xanax and alcohol.’ I notice I spelled ‘Xanax’ with a Z, but Google got the gist of what I meant:
“Never mix Xanax (alprazolam) with alcohol, opioids, or other central nervous system de...
Liquid Lunch
The door to the industrial office fridge was made of glass. I think it was designed to display impossibly fresh produce or farm gathered organic eggs and perhaps a cute little six pack of Coke in the vintage bottles with the pure Mexican ca...
Two Deaths by Viretta Park
Dave Grohl went to my high school. He was a class behind me but I didn’t know him. I don’t think anyone really knew him. He was just a kid we all heard about.
We knew he was in a band, or maybe bands. He did play in clubs we couldn’t get i...
Sh*t, I Have to Thank an Influencer (Part 2)
I wake up at 5:30 am these days.
Rich gets up at 4:30.
Rich also sleeps in a tent on the roof of his modern house in Calabasas, I don’t think the elderly dog that shares our bed, much less my wife would appreciate cohabitating under the s...
Sh*t, I Have to Thank an Influencer (Part 1)
Me, age 10 at Indian Springs Championships
I am as brown as a coffee bean, except for the tan lines made by my stars and stripes speedo.
The stars on the lycra are white and my eight-year-old bony frame has lived in this tiny little bathi...
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I got sober in midlife. I write about my addiction through storytelling, sitting in the ‘uncomfortable’ and what identity means when you’ve finally come up for air. Messy. Greatly imperfect. Proudly honest.
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