Archive for the ‘ Memoirs ’ Category
The following is an excerpt from my journal. August 29, 1988 – Landstuhl, Germany I’ve seen plenty of dead people during my tour with the Army’s 10th Medical Laboratory, but yesterday I finally tiptoed on the edge of insanity as I bore witness to the worst disaster imaginable. I am sure Flugtag ‘88 will be remembered [ READ MORE ]
I served in the US Army for nearly eight years as a Medical Corpsman in the 1980s. Mostly my Army career was mundane almost to the point of banal. After all, the US didn’t go to war much during that era, except for a couple of minor skirmishes in Granada and Panama, so I have [ READ MORE ]
A Memoir The tragic stories of “Big Mike” Scheck and Jeff Ramsey and how a lovely middle class neighborhood was damaged forever by their untimely deaths. This is an updated version of the original essay. I was born in Rock Island, Illinois and lived there for the first twelve years of my life. My family [ READ MORE ]
A brief biography of my Great Uncle Marc Bernard Moi, je vois autrement. Je n’ai guère de souci et de beauté et de perfection. Je me moque des grands siècles. Je n’ai souci que de vie, de lutte, de fièvre. Me, I see differently. I am little concerned with beauty or perfection. I don’t care for the great centuries. All [ READ MORE ]
I’ve been at war with some sleazy Russian hackers for years, and the sneaky Cossack sluts finally toasted my mysql database. Even my backups are shot. Well done, Ivan the Spammer. I hope all the limp-cock losers to whom you’ve helped sell cheap Indian Viagra knock-offs finally get their dicks hard. Luckily I have all [ READ MORE ]