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MY RECENT COVID-19 DYSTOPIAN DREAM

From the moment lifestyle restrictions were deemed necessary in an attempt to “flatten” the infection curve associated with the COVID-19 virus, many…

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On Being Excomunicated

“sola” by Alessandro Pinna @ flickr.com I am trying to understand disappearance. When a person chooses not to communicate, does it mean…

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Another Single Sunday Night as a Singleton

• • • It’s Sunday night, and I was just stood up. Again. It’s embarrassing, continually putting yourself out there and getting…

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Putting All Our Houses in Order

Tomorrow, the person formerly known as TechSupport (formerly known as Monkey) will be graduating from high school. For about a week, he’s…

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BAGGAGE: First Chapter of my Memoir Posted on Patreon

I just posted my first chapter, BAGGAGE, on Patreon. In this piece, I write about early childhood trauma that confused me and made me…

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My Mom Was Hot Stuff

My mom is hot stuff in this photograph She’s pretty and has straight teeth. She wears pink hoop earrings and floppy hats….

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On Watching My Millennial Son Not Prepare For Senior Prom

Last Sunday, I asked my 17-year old son about his upcoming Senior Prom. I knew he’d roughed out some vague plans to go with…

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On Thunderstorms & Children: Reflections on a Rainy May

When my son was a wee thing, still wrapped up like a burrito, every time there was a thunderstorm, I carried him outside…

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Letting Go of Love: On Grief and Dirty-Faced Boys

When I was in elementary school, I liked a boy whose face was always a little dirty, a boy who wore corduroys…

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Letter to My 12th Grade Son, 3 Months Before He Graduates High School

Dear TechSupport: You used to shout at your friends before playing Capture The Flag. “No burying the flag.” “No jailbreaks.” “My house….

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