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Goodbye to all that

November 14, 2024by Reliablyuncomfortable 2 Comments

If it’s true that everywhere you go there you are, it’s also true (for me anyway) that everywhere I’ve been, here I am

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Bird's Eye View, Essays, growing up midwestern, not horror, reflections

Sixty

December 16, 2023by Reliablyuncomfortable 8 Comments

Today I turn 60 and it’s fine, I mean, I feel fine but emotionally it sucks and I’ve been thinking about that, why that is. I am active and strong […]

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Bird's Eye View, Essays, not horror, but still uncomfortable, reflections

49 Tomorrows

October 28, 2023by Reliablyuncomfortable 3 Comments

The other day I clicked on a “calculate your life expectancy quiz”. After entering the data I clicked for the result. A kind of superstitious awe filled me. 60 This […]

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Bird's Eye View, but still uncomfortable, not horror, reflections

Running with ghosts

January 14, 2020by Reliablyuncomfortable 2 Comments

I was not the only one entranced by the weird crystal blueness of your eyes

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Bird's Eye View, reflections, The Daily Write, the sporting life

They carried a man out feet first at the symphony last night.

May 19, 2017by Reliablyuncomfortable 5 Comments

don’t let stress ruin your life

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Bird's Eye View, Essays, not horror, but still uncomfortable, reflections, The Daily Write

Destined for Greatness — Caneléfornia

November 30, 2016by Reliablyuncomfortable Leave a comment

If you are really paying attention you can detect the pathos inherent in any canelés making endeavor – for example, the rum for this recipe is only a few scant tablespoons, […]

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Bird's Eye View, Essays, not horror, reflections

Table for One, Dammit

October 10, 2013by Reliablyuncomfortable 207 Comments

I don’t go to church, but I do eat alone in restaurants.  There is a similarity in the experiences – the quiet lighting, the solemn way the maitre d’ ushers […]

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Bird's Eye View, Essays, reflections

Finally, Romantic Justice For Little Women’s Jo

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Jo belonged with Laurie – we all know it. The Little Women ending that should have been.

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Bird's Eye View, Essays, love

Lovely, Dark and Deep: A Path Through Childhood

March 18, 2013by Reliablyuncomfortable 4 Comments

This is me, walking on the path that I used to walk to grade school every day – a small Catholic school in a small town in southern Illinois. The […]

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Bird's Eye View, Essays, growing up midwestern, not horror, but still uncomfortable

The Peeping Tom

December 20, 2012by Reliablyuncomfortable Leave a comment

One of my favorite classes in high school was World Civilization. The teacher, Mr. Hart, was also one of the high school wrestling coaches.  He was a soft-spoken  man but […]

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Bird's Eye View, Essays, growing up midwestern, reflections

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