Snowbrush
Killer and Candy
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Killer and Candy (why, yes, I did give them aliases) are former Jehovah’s Witnesses (JW for short) who walked away from that cruel, isolati...
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“I talk about what I see, and I’m so sorry that 99% of what I see is no good.” Manu Chao
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If you're in the mood for happy music, go to my last post, but if your inclination is toward darkness, stay here. When I started medical...
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“Music…became the engine of my life.” Lou Bega
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I found Lou Bega’s CD A little bit of Mambo at Goodwill last week and, not having heard of him, decided to risk $2.69. Peggy likes him more...
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Things just keep getting stranger and stranger
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Russell—my habitually jobless brother-in-law—lived by the motto: “Dope will get you through times of no money better than money will get you...
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The wisdom of Satan
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As a child, I couldn’t imagine that anything existed apart from my presence, and this resulted in the happy thought that the entire universe...
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My continuing adventures with medical marijuana
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I started out smoking my pot with a homemade pipe, but I hated that pipe, so I got a store bought one, but I hated it too. I then bought a b...
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Upon being stoned for two weeks
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After praising the pain-killing and mood-elevating qualities of marijuana in my last post, I cut my Naproxen (an anti-inflammatory) by half ...
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Dead Men's Tales
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The trouble with choosing people older than yourself for friends is that they sometimes look at you with a wry smile, and you know they’re t...
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Peggy and Brewsky as taken by Peggy last night in sepia
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This is a better than average shot of Peggy because she's not wearing her usual photo-face (not too badly, anyway). As for Brewsky, ther...
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Getting my marijuana card
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Getting my marijuana card and my first batch of legal pot (legal under Oregon law—it’s still a federal crime) took two weeks and a day. Utte...
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Night thoughts that sometimes intrude upon the day
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As I lie awake in the wee hours, I think of death, not so much mine as Peggy’s. I don’t believe I could live without her. I don’t believe I ...
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Update
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I am now living a life in which I am desperate for sleep. I don’t know why I’m in such pain, but since I felt similarly after my previous su...
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“If you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss will gaze back into you.” Nietzsche
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For decades, I’ve written my way through depressive periods, but this last one was too deep. The more I despair of ever being free from crip...
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About friendship
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Until I was ten, my family lived in the country, and I substituted TV characters for playmates. My favorite program was The Huckleberry Houn...
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Bella
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I called Mark’s office (Mark is my orthopedic surgeon) on Tuesday saying that my pain level was through the roof, and I needed to see him. H...
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"The greater part of what my neighbors call good I believe...to be bad." Thoreau
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This post was precipitated by an atheist’s blog in which the owner said she had donated blood for the people of the U.S. Bible Belt after la...
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I’m glad I’m practiced in misery
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The day after I last wrote, my pain level went through the roof and has stayed there, prompting me to take a phenomenal number of sleeping p...
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The UPS and DOWNS of chronic pain
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I just came from the doctor, and he and I agreed that things are going splendidly following my shoulder replacement twelve days ago. This co...
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On surviving yet again
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Miscellaneous experiences and reflections Three shoulder surgeries in 25 months. If you don’t think that sounds like fun, you really ought t...
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150 years ago today, the war started
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Three months later, a soldier who was about to go into battle wrote the following letter to his wife. July the 14th, 1861 Washington D.C. My...
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