In an Old Snapshot, A Long Lost Life Slips Into Focus
Monday March 26th, 2007 in
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No Comments »“Over the past few years, my mother has been sending me an odd assortment of nostalgic items, including my Cub Scout neckerchief, first-grade report card and great-grandparents’ naturalization papers. In one envelope was a black-and-white photo of my father, circa 1960. He was about 30 years old then, newly married to my mother…”
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THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF ECZEMA BOY
Tuesday July 11th, 2000 in
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No Comments »Tile extended: In which our hero–undaunted by white coated villains who insist he is beyond help–sets out to explore the dermatologic frontier in search of scientific secrets, medical marvels and treatment treasures–or, at the very least, something to stop the itching.; [FINAL Edition]…
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