Spent about 100 hours today writing a post on Steve Jobs
and life with a dad who has cancer
(been there, done that)
& now I'm not even sure I'm gonna post it.
and life with a dad who has cancer
(been there, done that)
& now I'm not even sure I'm gonna post it.
Maybe I can chalk it up to therapy?
Short version:
cancer sucks, but if a parent of young kids is diagnosed,
and then survives for a few additional years,
it can render a good parent great
re: life lessons taught to the kid.
By example.
Long version:
is epic.
A tome.
As in the-Illiad-is-really-just-a-poem kinda long.
And no pictures.
cancer sucks, but if a parent of young kids is diagnosed,
and then survives for a few additional years,
it can render a good parent great
re: life lessons taught to the kid.
By example.
Long version:
is epic.
A tome.
As in the-Illiad-is-really-just-a-poem kinda long.
And no pictures.
So, not sure it'll get posted,
and now I'm behind re: work,
so gotta go grad-school, drink coffee, and work late.
Anyhow, my deepest sympathies to the Jobs family
and everyone else who's suffered such a loss.
I do know this sort of thing has changed me,
so that I stare longer at beautiful, mysterious things,
and now I'm behind re: work,
so gotta go grad-school, drink coffee, and work late.
Anyhow, my deepest sympathies to the Jobs family
and everyone else who's suffered such a loss.
I do know this sort of thing has changed me,
so that I stare longer at beautiful, mysterious things,
and just soak them up,
because I can.
