The joys, the woes, the highs, the lows. I find that the extremes of life have not really stretched beyond what has been before. Rather, I tend to move to those extremes more readily without the ability to look back at its counter-side. One moment I’m completely joking and laughing, and the very next, I [...]
Archive for July, 2010
First Day Back
July 21st, 2010
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My first day back at work today was not the roaring success that I thought it would be. I’ve always had stage fright… all my life. It’s that sick sense inside your stomach in anticipation of having to perform while others watched. And no matter how much support of love they give, it’s the primary [...]
The Dreaded Pill
July 20th, 2010
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It’s never fun to be sick. As a kid, it’s a very helpless feeling. I laid in my bed, I guess I was around 12 years old, sick with a fever. It’s that restless feeling where you feel like your head weighs about 100 pounds, and your body is shivering and sweating at the same [...]
Endings and Closures
July 16th, 2010
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I have found that many things ended when my Dad passed away. It was not just the end of Mark Chuhon’s life on earth, but the end of my earthly relationship with him as father, the end of a life-long trial of the ins and outs of Dad and the family, the end of my [...]
Joy Tasks
July 12th, 2010
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Time to get them back. List of stuff that give me joy and peace: 1. Find a real piano and play it. 2. Re-read a favorite book. 3. Write a song. 4. Devotions in Starbucks on Kingsway. 5. Be an archer. 6. Have fresh flowers at your desk, always. 7. Try a new recipe. 8. [...]
