In the Lowell Cole story I wrote briefly about my one year stint vacuuming carpets at the IDS Center in Minneapolis after getting my GED and while in my first year of "college." As I was reflecting on this I realized that adding some additional detail about my
Apparently, St. Croix forestry camp and the hell I endured were not a sufficient deterrent. Not long after gaining my freedom, I found myself in the middle of the night intoxicated and on the roof of Len's grocery store smashing the small skylight with my foot and then
I sat and stared at the above sentence I'm Writing a Book for quite a while (about 2 weeks) before I finally decided to have the guts to use the title and send you a series of stories (first one below) that I am considering including in the
Everything is changing, including you, me, and everyone. At 70 years old and with 6 children, one thing I have learned over and over is how our children evolve and change over time. The dangerous trap we can fall into with our children, and others, is our tendency to see