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It’s What I Do (and a Week of Oddities)

Posted On August 25, 2011

A couple of very odd things happened this week. First, I had two absolutely peaceful and wonderful nights of sleep. It’s such a rarity these days because I’ll overheat, freeze, overheat, toss, turn and repeat multiple times throughout the night. I blame previous co-workers for this who were hot flashing at work. I think I […]

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

A Moment I’m Not Proud Of

Posted On July 28, 2011

This is going to be a tough one to write and possibly equally tough for you to read. I don’t offer any excuses, but I will set the scene for you so that you have a better understanding–or at least as much of one as possible–as to what happened. My general week has me working […]

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Five of the Seven Stages Of Hell (aka Why My Eye Is Twitching)

Posted On July 14, 2011

My eye started twitching over the weekend. I’m not sure if it’s because work had been a bit stressful, because I had to break a personal rule and go to Wal-Mart to buy the latest Def Leppard, because my guy was moving rather far away for work, because my father had started telling me yet […]

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We’re Just Like Everybody Else: A Week in the Life

Posted On July 11, 2011

Last week was one of those rare times when my guy was home for a whole 9 days in a row. It just doesn’t happen very often and I do miss those stretches. Not at first, but only because he’s used to staying up until midnight–two hours past my bedtime–and he’s somewhat accident prone. Bumping […]

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Please Take My Temperature The Old-Fashioned Way!

Posted On July 7, 2011

“The temperature has gone up to 84.” My father has become the ultimate source of weather in southeast Michigan. Nothing gets by him. Not a cloud, not a percentage of humidity, not a forecast–well, all forecasts technically get by him because the man can’t remember shit due to the Alzheimer’s–and not a chance to explain […]

Filed Under: Marriage Tagged With: alzheimer's, books, relationship

Winning The Struggle Over Dealing With Alzheimer’s

Posted On June 30, 2011

Ever have internal conversations in your head that you don’t even realize you’re having? My guy did a double take a couple of years ago because I asked him a question, then answered for him, then retorted to the response he didn’t say and quipped right back burning my own ass in typical Ralph-fashion. The […]

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It Comes Down To Who’s Right and Who’s Wrong

Posted On March 24, 2011

I spent the day with my father this past Sunday as I do one day each weekend. He loves working on the main computer because of the large monitor, which makes seeing his word search program that much easier for him to see. The computer is the first thing he asks to see upon walking […]

Filed Under: GLBT Community Tagged With: alzheimer's, dad

A Letter To My Father

Posted On March 17, 2011

Dear Dad, You’re never going to read this. I know because you’ve stopped reading books and magazines since it’s difficult for you. So maybe this is for me or maybe it’s just something for the future. It tore me up when you apologized for not being able to read my last book. Of all the […]

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Um…Awkward!

Posted On February 21, 2011

I once again had something else in mind for this Monday blog, which would have been the remaining idea I had from last week that never wound up fleshed out, only this other bit seems to have taken precedence. Life can be like that, huh? Two quick things first; I’ll be attending and signing books […]

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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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