Cole Parker
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Old people are better at remembering than doing.
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Incredible life you've lived, Jason. They could make a movie of it, but an MA rating doesn't seem high enough.
Great entry to your blogs.
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That's how I write: I get the words on paper, but then comes the work of refining, tweaking, adding, changing and beautifying. The final draft is rarely much like the first one. It's in the rewrite that both work and skill, if any, come together. If they do, you have a good story. If they don't? Well, that's what that upper left Recycle Bin is for.
I'm like you, I think. I'm writing less now, but perhaps better. I hope so at least.
You keep saying how poor a writer you are. Balderdash! You're well up there among the best. Always have been.
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Jason:
A new restaurant! Exciting! Is it a full-menu restaurant or another hot wings place? I never heard how successful that was. Is that still running?
You must have had a lot of time on your hands to write that much this years.
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It takes a degree of courage most of us can only imagine to have lived the life you have and come to where you are now. So, so many succumb to the draw of the needle or nose, and somehow you had the strength to overcome that.
You've always had a quirky, irreverent sort of ink in your pen which makes it a delight to read what you've written. I hope you don't entirely lose that. You can write serious stuff, mysteries, drama, and still have that voice. The name Carl Hiaasen comes to mind; he writes that way and very successfully. You have to, and still can, I'm sure.
A lot of us love your writing. So glad we'll be seeing more at some point.
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So you never go commando. I guess it's so you won't put Mrs. S out of business.
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Many years ago I happened to be in Buffalo and went to the place where Buffalo wings were first created. I ordered them, the first I'd ever had. They were good, but the build-up to them was much greater than the actual food.
I have a feeling I'd like your recipe more, Jason!
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And they serve wings!
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I'm delighted for you, Jason. It's always seemed like you were leading a rather frantic, fragmented life, and how you've found some solidity. Good for you! Sure hope this works out. With great recipes, it should. It really should.
Keep us posted!
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Much less. We have a dog. As your cats are smitten with you, our dog stays close to my partner all day everyday, and when there's reason to be out and about, the dog whines until the inevitable return peps him up again. It's funny, really, and I don't have to bother with the feeding or yard cleanup this way. Works a treat.
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Just as good as ever. Yours is the only blog that guarantees me a laugh when I start to read it.
I always worried about your dugged-up-iveness. So happy you quit that. But replacing it with cats? Now I question your sanity.
Dogs are much better. And won't stain the carpets. Trust me.
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I now know enough to be confused about a show I'll never watch, which means I'll remain confused but happy the analysis of it is over and I can go do something constructive with the time I have left.
However, I do have to acknowlege that the deconstruction of 8,000 pages herein was well-written. I expect nothing less from Jason.
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Flattery? No, deserved comment.
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Wow!, I thought, 46 chapters! Then I saw how long they were.
Looking forward to reading it. With your name on it, it has to be good.
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Wonderful addition to this blog, Jason, and I'm so, so happy for you. You had some much turmoil, so much unhappiness and uncertainty for so long, and now it's all come together for you in the best way possible.
Yeah, have kids. Then you'll know another kind of ultimate, undying love.
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Congratulations, Jason! Well done. I guess your roving days are over. Hope you're finding the happiness you deserve. You're one of the good guys.
Now, tell us about him!
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I didn't hear about any husband, either. We need to know this shit!
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Oh my god, Camy. That's dreadful. I'm sure those here who pray will join you. What they say about atheists and foxholes is certainly true. I've been there myself.
Take care of yourself. You can't give her all you can if you're not all there yourself.
I feel impotent about helping. You probably feel the same.
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Then you're doubly blessed.
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Perfect solution: get a dog. 😂
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Another story by Camy! Beyond wonderful!
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I haven't run across any scams like that. I'd guess most merchants are happy for your business and don't want to give you reasons to take your trade elsewhere.
I tip well over 15%, but that's because I like a waitress or waiter and the service they provide, not because I feel charitable. The last contribution I gave was to Wikipedia. I use that service frequently and think it's only right that people that use a service pay a little. Sort of like AwesomeDude; people who come here more than once or twice to read stories should pay for the entertainment they're getting. Fair's fair.
I guess, Jason, you could have told the lady, "Look, I think this is a worthwhile cause, but you seem to be taking delight in my frustration here. So, tell you what, I'll donate five dollars if you'll do the same. No reason I should be the only sucker here. Let's do this: you give me $5 and I'll click the $10 box."
Would have been educational to see her response.
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Jayson, we're clearly speaking of different things. My injection was given by a female nurse. I think yours would have to be by someone of a different flavor.
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I've heard a lot of people have had bad reactions to this year's flu shot. I got mine at Kaiser while there for a different purpose and had no reaction at all, not even a sore shoulder.
Makes me wonder if it was just water in that injection.
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Ah, to be young, and your whole life lies before you, and your worries yet unknown.
Hard to see how a college education comes into the picture.
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