Kristoffer Gair

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Grandmother? Let Me Tell You About My Grandmother

Posted On November 4, 2016

I mentioned a while back that my grandmother (not my husband’s grandmother) went in for surgery on her shoulder three weeks ago only to have it postponed because her potassium levels had dropped dangerously low. I mention it again because the rescheduled surgery was this past Tuesday, and it went off without a hitch. She’s […]

Filed Under: Life Tagged With: family

Did…Did He Just Introduce Us As Husbands…A Lot?

Posted On March 14, 2016

So my brother-in-law who you’ve affectionately come to know in these blog posts is officially engaged to his girlfriend. We are genuinely pleased about this while their friends are genuinely relieved. There have apparently been betting pools going on regarding if he’d ever actually pop the question. There may have even been a betting pool […]

Filed Under: Life Tagged With: engagement, family, husbands, married

I Said It Felt Like a Mole on His…

Posted On May 30, 2013

The difficulty with trying to say something significant in a previous blog post is always in coming up with something worthy for the post following it. There’s only so much soul-wrenching material I can pull out of myself at a time. But there have been a few things that have happened since I last wrote. […]

Filed Under: Life Tagged With: family, marriage

I Have Seen the Future! Got Poop?

Posted On February 8, 2013

Guess what yesterday was? Correct! Thursday. And guess what I didn’t complete on time? Right again! My blog post. Now, I could make up some really incredible excuses that would blow your mind and delight your senses, but it would be a lie and that’s what you buy my books for. That’s why we call […]

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

Those Emotional Moments With Your Half Vulcan Husband

Posted On January 17, 2013

Ralph isn’t entirely convinced emotions are a worthy facet to one’s personality. They irk him. Well, mine irk him. And it may be because I have a plethora of them going on…typically all at the same time at any given moment…which then change without notice. I can’t help it. In that, I am most definitely […]

Filed Under: Family Tagged With: family, hospital, love

Naughty, But Nice and My Token African American Card!

Posted On December 27, 2012

You’ve heard the horror stories about family gatherings and seen the dysfunctional Christmas comedies, but have you ever lived through one yourself? Probably. You’ve just never lived through one with my family. I’ve avoided the phenomena known as the “extended family gathering” on my mom’s side for the past seventeen years. They didn’t invite me […]

Filed Under: Family Tagged With: christmas, family

The Power of Maybe

Posted On December 10, 2011

My guy told me more than once after we started going out that he would be surprised if he lived past 30 years old. He couldn’t explain it, there was no rational explanation for it and I think he actually believed it. It really freaked me out when he’d say that. This is an odd […]

Filed Under: Family Tagged With: death, family, grandma

Would Tennessee Hire Paul Bunyan If He Was Gay?

Posted On May 30, 2011

Someone on Twitter gave me a nice compliment the other day. He said that I give things a nice twist when I talk about them and that I should keep expressing myself about things that go against what the masses think. It’s food for thought. The masses certainly go against me from time to time. […]

Filed Under: GLBT Community Tagged With: family, memorial day, paul bunyan

Now THAT’S Funny! Well, Kinda Sorta. Mostly.

Posted On May 23, 2011

I have a pretty good idea when I stick my foot in my mouth. The biggest subtle hint is the look on someone’s face; squishy, irritated, uglyish and typically attempting to blurt several responses all at the same time, yet usually never finding their way into intelligible words. And then sometimes there’s the less-than-subtle hints. […]

Filed Under: Life Tagged With: dad, family, humor

OnStar and a Tale Of Busch

Posted On January 3, 2008

Has anybody heard those OnStar commercials on the radio? Kind of annoying, aren’t they? Seriously, shut up and let me listen to Sly Fox’s “Let’s Go All The Way” on DougFM. Oh, and as an aside, I woke up at 5am this morning, turned my mp3 player on and proceeded to shower to “Me So […]

Filed Under: Life Tagged With: busch beer, family, onstar

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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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