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Bill Zuckert15 December 1915-23 January 1997
8 February As you may see, I have decided to add some things back from the old version of this page. I missed some of my jokes. I do not, however, think that I will go back to any of the rest of it. I kind of like the simplicity as it is now.
Heard last night on The Simpsons:
Sherry Bobbins: "Hello, I'm Sherry Bobbins."
One thing that I learned from my Da dying is that I now have a different attitude towards sickness. If I hear that someone old has been ill and had gotten better, I think "What on earth does it matter? They're going to die anyway." And, of course, when my father almost died Thanksgiving 1995, I was so thankful that he didn't, and I had another whole year with him, so I would never have thought that then, but now it's like seeing the future. I don't know, it's difficult to articulate. It's like yesterday, when Kelly left work early so that she could go visit her mother, who has pneumonia. I really had to bite my tongue so that I wouldn't say "my father died of pneumonia", which would have been a rotten thing to say, but I was thinking "If she doesn't die now, she'll die eventually, so what does it matter?"
Every time I think I'm done with being sad, something happens.
My friends are golden.
Yesterday's best was when the contractors came back this morning, and The Greek God came over and gave me a hug. I really need more of this worship from Greek Gods--it's awfully good for the ego.
The worst was...I don't know if there was a worst.
I guess the worst was when I got all sad over Daddy again.
The first Christmas picture, 1965,
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