Essays about my dysfunctional family and my often fabulous gay father, coming out as a writer, depression, working a 12-Step program for recovery from disordered thinking and eating. Sometimes it's funny, sometimes it's sad. It's all me.
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Note: I originally published this essay on March 17, 2024 without audio, so I thought I’d come back and add it to my new podcast. It’s also somewhat coincidentally connected to the new story I published this week, There’s a Pill for That.
I woke up one morning, feeling groggy, way more groggy than usual. Almost like what I imagined a hangover would feel like if I’d ever had one. I was never much of a drinker; I’ve never been drunk. I made my morning coffee and looked at my p...
I share my birthday with International Women’s Day, March 8th. I just looked it up and it’s MUCH older than I am. 50 years older! I love International Women’s Day. It’s woman-powered. Like me.
He finally admitted himself to hospice, seven days before he died. Well, actually, he didn’t. I did. For months I begged him to consider it, but he refused, wordlessly, his lower lip jutting out as he shook his head, unable and unwilling to...
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I'm a happily aging kid raised in the 1960s. I'm a writer and web and graphic designer. I live in upstate New York, and perform in local Story Slams. I have two publications, The Next Write Thing and Style Your Stack.
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