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Category Archives: Stories
What it Takes
Chrisie and I often joke that we’ve never really lived alone, just the two of us. That’s an exaggeration of course, but it is grounded in truth. Even in the first years of our marriage, we played host to several … Continue reading →
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Tagged brother-in-law, daughter, family, Father-in-law, fatherhood, life lessons, parenting, postaweek2011
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A Different Language
I’m bad at starting conversations with women I’m trying to hit on. Well, I assume I’m still bad. I haven’t tried (or desired) to hit on anyone since my wife and I got together. I’m almost equally as bad at … Continue reading →
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Tagged conversations, dating, Humor, kissing, postaweek2011, relationships, signals, Telephone number
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The Semantics of Relationship
I received my first lesson in the Semantics of Relationship at a very young age during my first few weeks of public school in first grade. I attended a Montessori school for pre-school and Kindergarten, so this was also my … Continue reading →
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Tagged couples, Girl, Kindergarten, postaweek2011, relationships, Second grade, semantics
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Popped in the Head
Just before New Year’s Eve in 1992 I spent the night a my friend Neil’s house in Kentucky. We planned to enjoy some hunting and target shooting before coming back to Clarksville. What we didn’t plan was the trip to … Continue reading →
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Tagged emergency room, ER, Guns, hospital, Kentucky, Rifle, scars, Shooting sports, stitches
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What If
I hated taking a bath at my grandparents’ (on my mother’s side) house. Hated it. The bathroom was always drafty and uncomfortable and the hot water never lasted. Taking a bath in that tub was a production I dreaded anytime … Continue reading →
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Tagged assumptions, Bath, Bathtub, challenge, cold, life lessons, realationships, Water
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Buying Power
The funny thing about shopping for engagement rings is that you often have to rely on what the person who wants to take your money tells you about the quality of the diamonds (which are really worthless rocks, but you … Continue reading →
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Tagged assumptions, buying power, Diamond, engagement, Engagement ring, Jewelry, life lessons, Loupe, Shopping
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That First Christmas
Before Chrisie and I spent our first Thanksgiving, we had our first Christmas together. We had only dated for about nine months, but I knew beyond doubt she was the one (and had also already bought a ring) so when … Continue reading →
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Tagged Christmas, Christmas Eve, families, family, faux pas, Grandparent, Holidays, in-laws
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Taking a Stand
I was in high school and having a very pleasant evening. My girlfriend and I walked through the mall (yes, I know, lame) and enjoyed one another’s company. Life seemed pretty good. I had a girlfriend who didn’t mind being … Continue reading →
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Tagged bullied, bullies, bullying, Girlfriend, high school, life lessons, Quentin Tarantino, standing firm, standing up, threatening situations
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Too Well Done
The day I graduated it rained. Part of me enjoyed this since our principal announced that it never rained on a Northeast graduation (I have a twisted delight when someone makes a statement about something over which they have no … Continue reading →
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Tagged crushes, dialogues, French Class, high school, life lessons, relationships, skits
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Crushing Nostalgia
I work for the very school system I attended, so I have many opportunities for nostalgia. One week, I the nostalgia almost overwhelmed me. It started as I walked through the cafeteria of Richview Middle School and saw my seventh grade … Continue reading →
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Tagged crushes, first crush, first kiss, kissing, living, marriage, memories, middle school, nostalgia, Seventh grade, skating, skating rink
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