I’ve been told repeatedly that my dreams are crazy. That I should have them analysed. That I might be nuts. That I should write them down
I’ve been told repeatedly that my dreams are crazy. That I should have them analysed. That I might be nuts. That I should write them down
This book is a compendium of the emails I sent out over the course of several years that I fought the disease, along with some of the many touching and important responses from people who received them. It also includes general notes and journal entries, as well as stories about the people in my life, without whom I would surely already be dead.
I can’t remember why he chose a turkey costume or where he got it. Or how we decided he should drive
I’ve been a fan since Cookiepuss, So please relax and don’t make a fuss
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Officer… I just told you.
When I chose to attend the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill I couldn’t wait to leave.
My first-grade teacher was not impressed with my knife skills.
My first pair of skis were hand-carved from an old shipping palette by my father.
I was invited by the Love, Hope, Strength Foundation to trek up Mt. Everest and raise money for cancer. It nearly killed me.
I’ve been told many times in my life that I look like John McEnroe, but you cannot be serious.
I used to get sent to my room to write stories. As punishment. And I was bad a lot.