The ongoing devastation of Ukraine serves multiple purposes for the U.S., all of them nefarious, not the least of which . . . The contemplation of which turns me paranoid, if I allow it. Would rath
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STORIES FROM THE FALL, Part 6: Bodies piling on top of each other . . .
Note: See posts every day since Feb 17. I have one more story to tell from that brilliantly orchestrated day. And it’s not my story, but the doc’s story. I had finally been admit
STORIES FROM THE FALL, Part 5: We get ice; another person with the story of a fall joins the three of us
People were being called out one by one and then returned; first to give blood pressure and weight, next for Xrays, if needed, then finally, when a room became available, to be admitted into
STORIES FROM THE FALL, Part 4: So there we were, suddenly coming alive!
See parts 1, 2, 3, last three days. So there we were sitting in the somnambulistic waiting room, suddenly coming alive! Both of us excited and no doubt, noisy, likely making people nearby no
STORIES FROM THE FALL, Part 3: Just then I suddenly broke the unspoken rule . . .
Just then I suddenly I broke the unspoken rule not to speak to strangers in the Emergency waiting room. “Wow! I too slipped on the ice and broke my wrist!” And with that respon
STORIES FROM THE FALL, Part 2: and that’s when the fun began . . . Xray photo
Once home, with glove removed it was obvious that wrist likely broken. One of my housemates, Adam, agreed to drive me to Emergency entrance of IU Health hospital and said he would stay with me. I t
STORIES FROM THE FALL, part 1: how I got home, photo of wrist.
See last two posts. I fell on an icy street about 6 blocks from home. Just prior to that I had greeted a sweet man who looked like he was from somewhere in Asia. Ten steps later I slipped and fel
POST-FALL: eight hours in emergency care
found a shirt that i could pull over splint this morning. trouble pulling tight socks off last night. took the opioid once, so far. CBD preferred. when i slipped on invisible ice and fell, sudden c
THE FALL: broke my wrist falling on icy street
took pics of it in emergency center, local hospital. there for 8 hours. long story. will have to get better at one finger pecking for next six weeks. on opiod pain killer at least overnight. yuck.<
“WHAT IS REAL LEARNING?” Mycellium Knows.
That was the question I kept asking during my early years as a doctoral student in philosophy with, you guessed it, a focus on epistemology. I knew, intuitively, with every fiber in my being