Football - Not a Waste of Time
Spray from the fan's shaken beer cans rivals fourth of July fireworks.
Spray from the fan's shaken beer cans rivals fourth of July fireworks.
The truth is that on a daily basis, the pain of depression is more debilitating than cancer, because I have had no symptoms of the latter. In this way I have to consider cancer a gift, assuming we coexist together for many years.
What will I feel when I shove that last piece of Manhattan into place? Will it feel anything like accomplishment?
While my book is not The Hours, Cunningham’s Pulitzer-Prize winning novel, Why Didn’t I Notice Her Before? does evoke what it means to be someone who is preoccupied with questioning the choices made in her life.
What Gilda and I share.
Writer's block!
I regret not being in costume with Noah, thinking that it was just his night and I a bystander.
The act of writing “Why Didn’t I Notice Her Before?” has set new rules for me to live by.
Every time I hear “I couldn’t put it down,” I get an enormous gift.
I’m panicked as I suspected I would be. I have written a book unleashing one secret and behind that two or three more.
It turns out I have enough characters in my head that it’s impossible to be lonely. I’m always having a conversation with one of them.
Todd is ready for the crowd, ready to reveal his structured, creative, mayoral character for the entire world to see. Meanwhile I stand in the wings feeling uneasy with my life on display.