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Category Archives: Stories
My Movie Moment
I often get annoyed at movies when a situation’s set up seems too perfect. I don;t mean the tropes I’ve come to accept, such as how televisions always seem to have a special report that directly relates to the characters … Continue reading →
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Tagged Austin Peay, Charlie Sheen, Corey Haim, Film, funny situations, Homecoming, Humor, movies, Patrick Dempsey, postaweek2011, promises, romance
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You Need Eat
I’ve lived in Clarksville, Tennessee all my adult life, but like many denizens of the my town, I one worked in Nashville. There are many things about that period that I don;t miss. I don;t miss the daily commute. I … Continue reading →
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Tagged cooking, Eating, food, Hamburger, Humor, local flavor, local restaurants, postaweek2011
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One Way
I have a painting at my parent’s house that I would love in our home if my wife didn’t think it was too big. It’s not what anyone would consider a masterpiece. In fact, along with the painter, I may … Continue reading →
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Tagged Arts, college, essays, life lessons, painting, perception, postaweek2011, Writing
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Careful Consideration
Words have an amazing amount of power, never mind what certain youthful rhymes claim (personally, I’d often rather be beaten with a stick, and possibly a stone or two, than sit through some of the insults I’ve endured). Words have … Continue reading →
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Tagged Chess, Communication, context, marriage, nurses, operations, postaweek2011, Public toilet, surgery, thoughtfulness, words
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Pressure
I’ve never really liked Valentine’s Day. I just don’t like the notion of a day that over time had become engineered to remind lonely people just how lonely they are. It’s especially problematic for Chrisie and me because it falls … Continue reading →
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Tagged Gift, Greeting card, Holidays, love, marriage, postaweek2011, Valentine's Day
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Bad Ideas
One afternoon in middle school P.A.S.S class, we wrote programs to create computer graphics on our state of the art Apple IIe. I had recently seen an interesting shape and I incorporated into my program. We gathered around the computer … Continue reading →
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Tagged Cross burning, hate, life lessons, mistakes, postaweek2011, silence, swastika
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Real Change
How does this always happen, I thought. I was second in line at my favorite fast food establishment. Unfortunately, the other two lines briskly moved while I just stood behind only one person hunched over the counter paying. I started … Continue reading →
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Tagged change, coins, customer service, jobs, life lessons, postaweek2011, service, waiting
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Principles of Research
One of the last big projects we had in junior English was to write a research paper. It was the largest part of our grade for that six weeks, so it essentially was the grade. I knew my grade was … Continue reading →
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Tagged Academic Papers, Education, high school, Paper, postaweek2011, principles, Research, research paper, Teacher
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Plugging In
When I was a junior in high school, CEMC sponsored an essay contest. One winner from each county in Tennessee received an all-expense paid trip to Washington, D.C. As an aspiring writer, I of course planned to enter, but only … Continue reading →
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Tagged CEMC, essay, essay contest, high school, jealousy, postaweek2011, Teacher, Tennessee, Writing
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Missing the Point
When I was in high school, one issue of the school newspaper was dedicated to student poems, short stories, artwork, and whatever else could fill the pages. I managed to submit two, uh, submissions my senior year and to my … Continue reading →
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Tagged bad reporting, Censorship, life lessons, media, Poetry, postaweek2011, Tennessee
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