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Discovering You’re Doing It All Wrong

Posted On October 29, 2012

Mom and I have been reading some books on Alzheimer’s and realizing these would have been helpful long before now. Oh, yes. I love reading up on suggestions from people who’ve already gone through this with loved ones only to discover we’re doing almost all of it wrong. How so? Because, as the book rightly […]

Filed Under: Family Tagged With: alzheimer's, dad

The Beautiful Lie (Or How To Get A White Guy To Shut Up)

Posted On October 15, 2012

Ever wonder how we’d live our lives if we knew from very early on everything we know now? Admit it. We’ve all thought about it. “I’d have gone to see this…I’ve have gone to do that…I’d have spent more time with this person…I’d have slept with all these people before they got old and ugly…I’d […]

Filed Under: Family Tagged With: alzheimer's, death, retirement

Things I Learned Taking A Road Trip With An Alzheimer’s Patient

Posted On September 20, 2012

“Would you take me for a walk?” and “I’d appreciate it if we could go for a ride” are the two most common things I hear from my father these days. And like Richard Marx, he won’t give up until he’s satisfied. That’s a reference to a song by Richard Marx for all of you […]

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It Seemed Like A Good Idea At The Time

Posted On September 17, 2012

My father may not have stormed the beach at Normandy like Teddy Duchamp’s dad allegedly did in Stand By Me, but he did serve in the military. I bring this up because there was a reunion this past weekend in Nashville for folks who served back then at a base in Germany. Mom really wanted […]

Filed Under: Family Tagged With: alzheimer's, dad, travel

Hey, You! Come Out And Play!

Posted On August 30, 2012

Sure, I could come with some brilliant bit of personal insight and adventure to tantalize you with today, but, really, why keep the expectations so high? Or…I might be bluffing and simply have decided that I’m in a bit of an introspective mood this morning. If that’s the case–and I’m not saying it is–then it […]

Filed Under: Writing Tagged With: alzheimer's, anthology, Writing

My Bum Performs Quality Control Tests

Posted On June 10, 2012

All things considered, I should be a total wreck. Emotionally. One friend’s dementia-suffering mother is back in the hospital under serious circumstances, another’s canine member of the family is in equally serious circumstances, my father continues his own downward spiral journey with Alzheimer’s, the home improvements we’re doing are moving faster than I’d expected, which […]

Filed Under: Life Tagged With: alzheimer's, home, ikea

Life, Love, Alzheimer’s and Prelude to the Lair of the Hong Kong Grandmother

Posted On January 19, 2012

I look at children these days and, aside from being generally annoyed by them, relish in the look of wonder and amazement if their eyes at what they see around them. There will come a day when they realize the world is a much more complicated place, but as dark as it can be, there’s […]

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Wuv Doesn’t Ask Why. Yes, Wuv.

Posted On November 28, 2011

Yes, wuv. I’m being cute about it because I can. A number of folks were featuring blog posts about what they were thankful for before the holiday, only I wanted to hold off a bit, see how the holiday went, collect my thoughts and then give it a shot. I’m glad I did because having […]

Filed Under: Holiday Tagged With: alzheimer's, couple's song, holidays

Boys Just Want To Have Fun

Posted On October 13, 2011

This past weekend with my father was a good one. Well, 50% good and that’s actually better-than-average, so I’m not complaining. We even had a little breakthrough that’s giving me some false hope, but more on that in a bit. I’m also getting a little more geeked about Ralph’s and my upcoming wedding next February. […]

Filed Under: Life Tagged With: alzheimer's, wedding

The Bitch Is On A Rant

Posted On September 29, 2011

Some asshole once said–and I’m paraphrasing–that life won’t give you more than you can handle. Does anyone want to guess how long it took before the f***er was stoned to death after he said it? I’m guessing not long. Yes, it’s been that kind of a week and I can only be so much of […]

Filed Under: Life Tagged With: alzheimer's, work

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Michigan-based author Kristoffer Gair wrote his first puppet play in 1st Grade and continued writing in one form or another from that point on. Much of it was crap, but there were tiny nuggets of potential mixed in with the likes of Pickle Pony Gets A Puzzle. He spent three of his years at Fraser High School performing in plays, then attended Grand Valley State University where he graduated with degrees in Film & Video and Creative Writing.

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