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Monthly Archives: May 2016
Songs
Recently I wrote a song for someone important to me. It has some lines I’m sort of proud of and a nice chord progression. I haven’t had the opportunity to record it yet, but I hope that’s going to happen … Continue reading
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Songs
Recently I wrote a song for someone important to me. It has some lines I’m sort of proud of and a nice chord progression. I haven’t had the opportunity to record it yet, but I hope that’s going to happen … Continue reading
Rainy Sundays
Rainy Sunday afternoons have a feel all their own. Songs have been composed about them, and books written and poems read, and none offer relief. Rainy Sundays, no matter how old you are, harken back to once being very young … Continue reading
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The Last of the Chemo?
Tuesday was, hopefully, the next-to-last chemo session for a while, and, if I am very, very lucky, perhaps ever. This reminds me that a long time ago, someone told me my body is just a vehicle that gets me from … Continue reading
Arielle
The first time I had coffee with Arielle, she arrived covered in multi-colored glitter. The three-year-olds she teaches had ganged up on her and she literally sparkled under the restaurant’s lights. Today she posted a blog that tugged at my … Continue reading
Penultimate
There is a New Nurse today, a shortish middle-aged woman wearing grey scrubs who does not seem to be happy dispensing chemo. I ask where Maggy, the regular nurse is, and the woman shrugs. “She didn’t like it here, it’s … Continue reading
Living Alone
I live alone—with a cat—in a small suburban house some miles from Washington, DC, where I spent many years. My home was built in the early 60s to meet the needs of returning Korean War veterans, and there are thousand … Continue reading
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