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Through the Doorway: Remembering A Father’s Battle Amid Potential Conflict
I read an article today about a woman reflecting on her father’s PTSD. Her family had the same rule as mine—if you needed to wake Dad, you did so from the doorway to prevent the risk of an accidental reaction triggered by a flashback. I wonder how many children of military veterans have lived with this unspoken understanding, shaped by their parents’ trauma.
Read More »Happy Father’s Day
Happy Father’s Day to the dads who wrangle tiny humans and the ones who negotiate with stubborn four-legged companions! Whether you’re dodging toys or fetching sticks, today is all about celebrating the love (and patience) you bring to the job. Hope your day is filled with laughter, appreciation, and maybe a well-deserved nap! And for those who don’t celebrate, I hope today brings whatever peace and meaning feels right for you.
Galactic Bonds: A Journey Through Movies, Games, and Memories
My brother was a Star Wars fan through and through—so much so that Yoda became his nickname. While I’ve only truly loved the original trilogy, we still shared a deep appreciation for the saga, making Star Wars a special part of our connection. It even became a tradition for us to go to the movies on Christmas when the newer films premiered. Beyond Star Wars, we also bonded over other franchises like Transformers (though we never got around to seeing Bumblebee) and Fast & Furious. The only Star Wars book I own is Star Wars Rogue One – Junior Novel by Matt Forbeck (from our hometown), which might have ended up in his collection by accident. I had wanted to get it autographed for him but never got the chance before he passed away.
Read More »Memories of M*A*S*H
This brings back memories of when my dad and I would watch M*A*S*H together. It was one of his favorite television series. We’d also watch anything with Jackie Chan, Bruce Lee, and Chuck Norris. He bought a small black-and-white television set from a yard sale and put it in my room so that we didn’t interfere with mom’s shows.
Bribes and hiding at home: the Ukrainian men trying to avoid conscription
Some are spending life savings to stay out of the war, but such actions are seen as treasonous by those already fighting
Bribes and hiding at home: the Ukrainian men trying to avoid conscription
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