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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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...
These Boots Were Made for Walking
It was the cheapest can of tuna. The kind that gets stacked on the bottom shelf of a grocery store with a ‘10 for $10’ label, and I thought the can opener had done its job.
I pressed on the lid as I held the tin over my tiny sink full of d...
Wednesday Potluck
“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...
The Ball and The Boy
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...
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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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