Cancer treatment. Are there two more frightening words in any vocabulary? If you have any friends or family in it, you know. But, if it’s never touched up anyone you know, they are only words. Just words in passing.
WHY WRITERS BELIEVE IN READERS? IT TAKES BOTH
March 21, 2021 by
Writers believe the time they spend on their work is worthwhile. Opinions from others vary. Of course writers believe, but is their opinion the one that matters? After days and years of focus on a project, they’d better believe in their work. One sage said to choose a writing topic you love, because you’ll eventually […]
F CANCER WALK DOWN PORTLAND SOUTH PARK BLOCKS
July 6, 2018 by
If holding paper from an institute of higher learning means anything, it means exposure to civil discourse. I hold paper from Portland State University, so F Cancer. Can I get a, “Hell Yeah!”
CANCER RESEARCH THROUGH BETTER BEER
July 2, 2018 by
“I’m buying you a beer,” G said. “That’s awfully nice, but you don’t have to,” I said. “It’s that one,” he said. “Which one?” I asked. “At the bottom of the Daily Specials.” I looked at the beer menu and didn’t see it. “Where are the specials?” […]
KNIGHT CANCER vs THE HUTCH
May 18, 2018 by
Portland and Seattle have a storied rivalry throughout history, especially sports history. Now it’s competition to find the cure for cancer. Let the games begin. The Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle has a super story out yesterday, huge story in the Seattle Times. “The Hutch closes in on […]
CANCER SURVIVOR ESSAY STRUGGLE
May 14, 2018 by
Stories about a cancer survivor are an inspiration to all cancer survivors. Even a cancer survivor essay about the trauma of being a cancer survivor holds important hope. Pam Parker gets into it with a cancer survivor story in the Chicago Tribune. It’s not pretty and sweet and all dolled up […]
