Well, no. No really. It was funny though, I had to play bodyguard for a friend….
Well, no. No really.
It was funny though, I had to play bodyguard for a friend.
Well, no. No really. It was funny though, I had to play bodyguard for a friend….
Well, no. No really.
It was funny though, I had to play bodyguard for a friend.
I've been meaning to talk about my brother, Ian, for a long time. It's not an easy topic. And I'm sorry this is really long. Let's start with the end. Suicide. Cremation. His ashes interred with a rubber Bullwinkle; "Eeek!"…
I’ve been meaning to talk about my brother, Ian, for a long time.
It’s not an easy topic. And I’m sorry this is really long.
Let’s start with the end. Suicide. Cremation. His ashes interred with a rubber Bullwinkle; “Eeek!” he’d have said, “A moose!”
That’s the easy part of the story. For the rest I have to reach back to my earliest childhood, and to a time I’ve blocked completely from my memory as children will with tragedy.
An odd memory just came to me. I was in the middle of a conversation and described something as 'Like watching moss grow" and the person I was IMing with said "or watching flies fucking" Now, I laughed for a…
An odd memory just came to me.
I was in the middle of a conversation and described something as ‘Like watching moss grow” and the person I was IMing with said “or watching flies fucking”
Now, I laughed for a while at that. The idea was so deeply odd and it’s not a phrase I can say I’d ever heard before. But somehow it brought back vivid recall of a moment.