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Tag Archives: World War II

Luckiest guy in the world

I ran into Mr. Wu at the park. I used to avoid him, because he’d always tell me the same thing. “Three rules for a happy life. One, social interaction is most important.” I don’t remember the other two. Or maybe there were five. Anyway, it made me feel like he was just using me to […]

Posted byMTDecember 20, 2012December 20, 2012Posted inStory projectTags: dogs, Horner Park, World War II2 Comments on Luckiest guy in the world

Two Goodbyes

Ready for the next thing. Yesterday I said goodbye to the play I’ve been working on since February. For days I’d been telling myself I was close to finishing because I had more than 70 pages, but I admitted that what I actually have are a cool idea, a couple of good scenes, and a […]

Posted byMTApril 17, 2011February 20, 2012Posted inStory projectTags: Dave, family, sports, White Sox, World War II, writing2 Comments on Two Goodbyes

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