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Advent 22: Not on Death’s Door
In the middle of the night I stared at the ceiling convinced that I had the one strain of flu impervious to vaccination and that, considering my advanced age, I would surely die, if not by morning, certainly within a few days. I wondered,… Continue Reading “Advent 22: Not on Death’s Door”
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Sad Sack
Posted on September 20, 2013 by Jan Wilberg
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It wasn’t much of a day. I spent it sick in bed. Every hour or so, I’d wake up and check my blog to see there were anymore “I want to spit in your face” comments. I’ve gotten two of these in the past… Continue Reading “Sad Sack”
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