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Category Archives: Personal History
Kitchen disasters and the Cornmeal Whiskey Cake
They took the cake, sat in their car and ate every crumb of it, and were too drunk to know the difference. Continue reading
Posted in Comanche, Food and Cooking, Personal History
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Stretching the long arm of coincidence
I was talking to someone in Barking, Essex, fifty-five hundred miles away, who shared my name. Continue reading
Posted in Empire, Family, Personal History, Work (WORK!!?!??!)
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End of the season (and none too soon)
My official release date is next Wednesday, but since L and T are going to be gone to Las Vegas next week and there won’t be anyone but me to look after M, I asked for and got all next week off. Continue reading
Posted in Family, Infernal Revenue, Work (WORK!!?!??!)
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My brother-in-law died today
He was a week short of his forty-fourth birthday. Continue reading
Posted in Family, Personal History
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The past stands in the present
Nobody was hassling him, nobody was fawning on him or pestering him—it was just a moment of “hey, that’s Roky Erickson right over there.” Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Music, Personal History
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Family event week
Twenty years, and in all, I wouldn’t take for it. Continue reading
Posted in Personal History
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Now we’ve got THAT out of our systems . . .
The dusting of snow that fell last night has melted, temperatures are headed toward fifty, and we can all be over this bad-weather silliness for another winter. Continue reading
The Comanche Syndrome, or How to Meet Your Life Coming Back the Other Way
It’s never been that large a place, but it still seems to be one of those nexuses of the Universe. Continue reading
Posted in Comanche, Personal History
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Now We Are Pooh
M’s current favorites are “The Engineer” and “Rice Pudding.” Continue reading
Posted in Family, Personal History
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The art of carrying a grudge
The secret is to shape your anger and resentment carefully, and then put it away. Continue reading
Posted in Personal History
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