Thanks as always for sharing your heartfelt stories.
Re dentists: I put off going to one for well over a year because, amongst other reasons, I lost my insurance coverage when I left my previous employer, and I didn't want to deal with my spouse's inscrutable insurance provider. When I finally went to a new dentist last week, they found a (TMI) potentially cancerous lesion that needs to be removed.
Take care of your bodies, folks! And lobby for universal health care!
No “like comment” necessary. I read your posts every week. Through your writing I’ve grown to love your father — even though I shall never meet him. Your reminiscences are thought provoking and have led me to rethink my relationship with my long gone parents. I hope that you will continue sharing them.
Ditto for other readers' comments, too. It is definite that we will see you on stage with these uh "Diet Chronicles" as another show, and I do mean *show*! Very, very impressive!
I hope you make one of your projects to pick up and complete your dad’s book Jesus: A Marxist Meditation and shorter companion piece, integrating your humor into them! Thank you
Congrats on the continued diet willpower; you're doing great.
Like your reminiscences about Dad. Would have loved to meet, listen to and argue with him. Very different father experience but sure would have liked to ask my father a lot of questions. Alas I waited too long. Keep going Josh!
I am really loving your stories Josh! I love how you weave things together: past, present, thoughts, feelings and memories. You paint such beautiful pictures with your words.
WOW! That was so intense! You really did it this time! I think all of us readers feel the same,
rather privileged, yes, at this sharing. Talk about one's life passing before one's eyes, this
diet has really been deep! Your whole being laid open, whew! Cancel my appt. with a shrink--
get me a crate of Ensure! maintain, joe
Thanks as always for sharing your heartfelt stories.
Re dentists: I put off going to one for well over a year because, amongst other reasons, I lost my insurance coverage when I left my previous employer, and I didn't want to deal with my spouse's inscrutable insurance provider. When I finally went to a new dentist last week, they found a (TMI) potentially cancerous lesion that needs to be removed.
Take care of your bodies, folks! And lobby for universal health care!
No “like comment” necessary. I read your posts every week. Through your writing I’ve grown to love your father — even though I shall never meet him. Your reminiscences are thought provoking and have led me to rethink my relationship with my long gone parents. I hope that you will continue sharing them.
Ditto for other readers' comments, too. It is definite that we will see you on stage with these uh "Diet Chronicles" as another show, and I do mean *show*! Very, very impressive!
I hope you make one of your projects to pick up and complete your dad’s book Jesus: A Marxist Meditation and shorter companion piece, integrating your humor into them! Thank you
Congrats on the continued diet willpower; you're doing great.
Like your reminiscences about Dad. Would have loved to meet, listen to and argue with him. Very different father experience but sure would have liked to ask my father a lot of questions. Alas I waited too long. Keep going Josh!
Loving your past and present connections.
I am really loving your stories Josh! I love how you weave things together: past, present, thoughts, feelings and memories. You paint such beautiful pictures with your words.
Wow! What touching story! I’m fascinated by this journey you’re on-backwards and forwards at the same time!!