Chris Kavanaugh
Chris 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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Betina
Half a dozen burger patties, arranged in three rows of two- like a six pack. Next to them, the beginnings of a grilled cheese and one grilled ham and cheese. Then, two hot dogs, split down the middle length-wise.
The flattop grill was in f...
The Break Up
The madame from door number 2 would ignore me when I happened to run into her waiting in the vestibule at the bottom of the first floor. I always spotted her first, as I descended the long flight of stairs down where she would be leaning he...
A Gweilo in Chinatown (Pt. 2)
2002:
Hookers and Drugs.
That was our code-word going into the weekend. The girl with her initial tattooed on my wrist and I were joined at the hip and desperately in love. We didn’t yet know we would be leaving Manhattan for her home cit...
A Gweilo in Chinatown (Pt. 1)
2002:
The girl with her initial on my wrist and I were leaving our nine month sublet. Our friends who rented us their one bedroom off Canal were returning from an extended tour of Mexico and the study of tequila.
In less than a year, that...
Adjacency to all the Things
“What hurts so bad about youth isn’t the actual butt whippings the world delivers. It’s the stupid hopes playacting like certainties.”
~ Mary Karr, Lit
I kept glancing at the large David Hockney collage as I walked back and forth from the...
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Writer of A Tale of Jobs Not Well Done. Fashion stylist, Ad exec, Tech bro, Chef- recovering alcoholic; still figuring it out. Stories about work, failure, identity, and sobriety when no one brings party hats or sparklers. Based in Seattle.
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