Category Archives: Writing

Pain of the Keyboard

Posted on 04/07/2013 by Andrew Reynolds

My legs hurt. My arm hurts. My back hurts. My foot hurts. Even my hair isn’t feeling so good. Every step is filled with pain. Standing up from my chair brings a new dimension in pain. I sat down hoping … Continue reading →

Posted in Health, Writing | Tagged school, typing, typing class, writing | 4 Comments

Digging Holes

Posted on 03/31/2013 by Andrew Reynolds

I have a number of hobbies. One that I really love is digging holes in dirt. It’s almost as much fun as taking a sledgehammer and breaking up concrete. It is certainly more fun than taking my brother to the … Continue reading →

Posted in Prostate Cancer, Writing | Tagged cancer patient, caregiver, caregiving experiences, digging holes, dirt pile, irrigation system, Prostate Cancer, writing | 4 Comments

Don’t Want to Think About it

Posted on 03/24/2013 by Andrew Reynolds

What’s this week been like for you? I thought I’d ask because I don’t really feel like writing about my week today. Parts of it didn’t work out well and it was far to busy with stuff that I don’t … Continue reading →

Posted in Hiking, Prostate Cancer, Spirit, woodworking, Writing | Tagged cancer patient, caregiver, caregiving experiences, Prostate Cancer, scroll saw, woodworking, writing | 5 Comments

Of Kites and Grave Sites

Posted on 03/17/2013 by Andrew Reynolds

As a child I remember March as the windy month. It was the transition between the rainy California winter and the sun of summer. It also meant, flying kites. Mother would take me to the store and she buy me a … Continue reading →