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Author Archives: Steven Dalager
On CAT scans and overheard coffee shop revolution chatter
One week into my 45th year, I was privvy to a revolution plot and had my first CAT Scan. Why did I put the scan off so long? I realize these gizzmos have been around for awhile, but this was my first opportunity … Continue reading
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On Birthdays, Busses, Imposters, Healing Touch, and Digestive Health
I celebrated my 45th birthday earlier in the week with a morning trip to my local Digestive Health Center. I was walking the four blocks to the nearest bus stop when it happened again. My friend Kevin, on his way out … Continue reading
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Warm feet at MLK march; enjoy the moment
It’s possible that I’m addicted to MLK marches. Besides the obvious allure of marching for civil rights and marching to honor MLK, I think it’s the cold that’s the attraction. My first march would have been in January of 1994 … Continue reading
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Big Two-Hearted River
David’s comment on my previous entry prompts me to remember that I’m way behind in my book reviews. Last summer, among other things, I read all of The Nick Adams Stories, including “Big Two-Hearted River.” which was by far the best of … Continue reading
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Wolf Kill on Snowbank
Two a.m. Saturday morning I woke up from the hard ground, but I was still warm, and happy about it. There were only six hours until sunrise, I could feel nine toes, and I was confident that Scott wasn’t going to … Continue reading
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Bucket: Now that’s dedication
He came to the final exam late, bucket in hand. It was square, 3.3 gallon, just like this one only bright yellow. “Nice bucket,” I said. Wise guy. He stuck it under his desk next to his knees, and got … Continue reading
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Finally, an intruder enters our sacred space…
…and it turns out to be Kylie. She was scheduled to be home Dec. 13, but she snuck one past us, changed her flight, and gained entry to the house at 1:00 a.m. this morning. Whitney Buck, her best friend from HS, … Continue reading
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Acid Reflux and Happy Holidays
So I went to the doctor a week before Thanksgiving and he told me I’m suffering from acid reflux symptoms. For months, I’ve been noticing that as the day progresses, even if I eat very moderately, my stomach feels fuller and … Continue reading
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Daughter in the Wide World
Oooo, baby, baby, it’s a wide world. —Cat Stevens OK, now he’s Yusuf Islam and has done a lot of things to make me scratch my head, but he captured a father’s thoughts about a daughter pretty well 40 years … Continue reading
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Mom and Pops Abroad: a brief tour of Cholula
We really had a great time with Kylie in Cholula last week, mostly because we hadn’t seen her for three months, a new experience for us, and mostly because she’s doing so well on her own in the wide world (more … Continue reading