The Hapless Times
Ed MaussStories that prove any clod can muddle through life.
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The time my girlfriend passed out in the recovery room after my surgery
After my girlfriend Kelly had read Jane Eyre (by Charlotte Bronte) when we were dating in the mid ‘80s, she found her model for the ideal woman. Jane is strong, self-assured, and kind. She’s got her stuff together. At the end of the novel, ...
The time my exploding zit nearly caused a car accident on a California highway
My pops, Armand Mauss – rest his soul – wasn’t a warm and fuzzy sort of person. His father was an affable fellow, but his mother was a stern and proper woman whom the family called “The Duchess.” Armand took after his mother.
The time a real estate agent lost a customer by closing a door too soon
Jeremy H. of St. Paul, Minn. has dabbled in several professions throughout his life, but selling real estate was his briefest career. Let’s just say he got a bit too much hands-on experience.
The time I experienced clod synergy when I hosted a clumsy foreign exchange student
In 1990, I had my first corporate job at a low salary one would expect for a recent college grad. But I was scraping by well enough to have purchased a lovely townhome in South Orange County, California. I heard from a co-worker about an op...
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