Forty Years Later: Remembering Dad
My father’s death is bigger than a planet, bigger than the gravity wells worlds make, that stars stir up after … Continue Reading Forty Years Later: Remembering Dad
Groups, Mania, Sharpies And A Restless Mind
I used to think I wasn’t suitable for groups: being part of a group, taking part in a group. By groups … Continue Reading Groups, Mania, Sharpies And A Restless Mind
Some Thoughts On “The Cheese”
The writer Anne Lamott says writers are observers on the sidelines, that writers are off to the side, observing and … Continue Reading Some Thoughts On “The Cheese”
It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change.
--Charles Darwin
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Tormented, Yet Functional
Tormented, Yet Functional Sometimes it feels like maybe… maybe… the demons have finally gone away. Years of dealing with depression … Continue Reading Tormented, Yet Functional
It’s “About Time”
About Time The beginning of time The end of time Ancient time Modern time The sands of time Once upon … Continue Reading It’s “About Time”
Book Heaven
Last night I dreamt not that I went to Manderlay again, but, rather, I dreamt I went to heaven. No, … Continue Reading Book Heaven
Death of a Child, Birth of an Adult (Part Two: The Last Hour)
The Last Hour . It was just the two of us in the small room. You and I. They had … Continue Reading Death of a Child, Birth of an Adult (Part Two: The Last Hour)
Death of a Child, Birth of an Adult
Close your eyes and try to remember what you were doing in 1980. Maybe you were celebrating the birth of … Continue Reading Death of a Child, Birth of an Adult
The Time, Where Does It Go?
This week, I turned 53. Fuck. Though not for the reasons you might think. Age is a number, a marker of … Continue Reading The Time, Where Does It Go?
The Covering Ground: “Believe” by Adam Lambert
Remembering David
According to my mom, I asked for a little brother several times. I don’t remember this. In 1971, during the … Continue Reading Remembering David
John Francis Nooney 