Tag Archives: childhood

Crunching Leaves and Umbrella Guns

Posted on October 23, 2009 by

Memory is a weird thing. One day you can suddenly remember the Eagles game you went to at Veteran’s Stadium. You can see your view of the field, feel the chill in the air. You can see friends and family … Continue reading →

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Amusing Comic & Growing Pains

Posted on August 5, 2008 by

Neil Gaiman mentioned this on his blog. As a fan of both Sandman and Peanuts, I wanted to share it. The artist is Evan Shaner. He also did a Schultz version of The Watchmen. Gotta love Snoopy as Rorschach. If … Continue reading →

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Race Against Time

Posted on June 20, 2008 by

I’m in the process of having my entire house switched over from copper piping to PVC piping. The last stage of the process is scheduled for the end of the month. Part of these pipes runs through a closet at … Continue reading →

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Remember when …

Posted on May 27, 2008 by

It’s funny and strange in a nice way. Over the past month or so, I’ve reconnected with old pals… I’ll leave tales of ficus trees in an Amsterdam attic and adventures with gaffers tape for a later post. For this … Continue reading →

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LibraryThing

Posted on May 18, 2008 by

I have always been a reader. The only broken bone I’ve had, I got while I was reading. I liked to read with my feet above my head or in other weird positions. I was sitting on the arm of … Continue reading →

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