
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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“It’s an Osprey”
Willie was smirking, looking up towards the top of a cluster of trees by the water.
“That’s an eagle”, said someone behind us, and now we were all looking up.
It was the most eagle looking eagle there ever was, but Willi...
You know the ball. It’s neither big, nor heavy. Made of smooth rubber, with no markings or lines, it’s smaller than a basketball and doesn’t have enough of a responsibility, even in recreational sports to be called anything other than a bal...
You can find Part 1 here.
“There’s a point at 7,000 RPM... where everything fades. The machine becomes weightless. Just disappears. And all that’s left is a body moving through space and time.”
~Carroll Shelby
Dumb Luck Chris was all for...
Dirk was thirty or forty feet below us. He was cradling the front right wheel of his car that was finally stopped by a sheared off stump of an Engelmann Spruce tree.
Far above, the rest of us were leaning against his now crooked car, its a...
The texts started simply. Five friends added to a group thread. Then a simple salutation, probably something like Hey Gents, then a date and a location.
It began almost two years ago, and since then, those first texts have had to evolve an...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I got sober in midlife. I write through storytelling, about 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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