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Tag Archives: death
A Peaceful Victory Over Terror
I am no stranger to suspenseful times at work. They do not always end as I would like. -I showed up to my work site on 9/11. They sent me home. The fear was that a plane would be aimed at … Continue reading
Murder She Did Not Write
According to my Goodreads account, I have read seven of Agatha Christie’s works. One of them I would read again. (I keep trying, but none of them are as gripping as And Then There Were None.) However, there should still be … Continue reading
Posted in humor, movies, relationships
Tagged agatha christie, book, death, humor, life, murder, mystery, revenge, scheme, secret
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My Family’s Timely Demise
When I went to visit my family this spring, I came home with a new batch of stories. My mom had taken some old letters, typed them up, and put all those stories in a binder. I ran out of … Continue reading
Posted in God, people, relationships
Tagged 1860, assassination, cattle, death, family, history, life, lincoln, murder, posse
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The Death of Me
“We’re all gonna die!” That is apparently the mentality that is supposed to consume me. Death, after all, is the second greatest fear. Public speaking is number one. Yet neither of those worries me all that much. I tend to … Continue reading
Update on Week 40: Representative Response
Not that many weeks ago, I called a few of my elected officials to talk about how much I dislike guns. I did not feel like I made that big of a difference, but neither of my representatives was outwardly … Continue reading
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Tagged death, elected, government, gun, letter, official, reply, response, shooting, violence
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Trying Out: Calling Reps (Week 40)
Trying Out: Calling Senator and Representative (Week 40) (Yes, I am a little out of order. We will get to 37-39. But I am being topical today.) I do not like guns. I do not like violence. So, I did … Continue reading
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Tagged death, government, guns, house, las vegas, nra, representative, senate, shooting, violence
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Trying Out: The Long Catnap (Week 25b)
Trying Out: Putting Mylar Down (Week Twenty-Five-b) This was hardly something I wanted on my to-do list. It was certainly on my, “I do not feel like doing this” list. But darn it, she was ready to check out. There … Continue reading
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Tagged cat, death, euthanasia, hospital, life, loyal, pet, sedate, sick, vet
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Four Years Later…
On July 20th, 2012, a bunch of bat-fans just wanted to see a movie in Aurora, Colorado. Four years and a day later, not enough has changed. We are still shooting each other. So we can paraphrase “The Dark Knight” … Continue reading
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Tagged aurora, batman, colorado, dark knight, death, guns, life, shooting, tragedy, violence
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Orlando and a Land-o’-Love
Here is everything I used to think of regarding Florida. I went to DisneyWorld once as a kid. (I remember lines and big plazas; not much else.) The part that juts into the ocean is slowly giving way to water. … Continue reading
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Tagged aurora, brad meltzer, bucket list, death, guns, hate, loneliness, love, orlando, shooting
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