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Welcome

Welcome

Welcome to my blog and thanks for taking the time to learn about my story. I thought long and hard about creating this blog and sharing my adventure. I've been thinkin a lot lately about the quote from Mark Twain. Twain said, "The two most important days in your life...

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1994

1994

I volunteered for this auction. You know…an auction where YOU get auctioned off for charity. It was kinda cool. We had to wear tuxedos and it was at a pretty cool place in Atlanta.

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1987

1987

It’s amazing how fast things can change in one’s life. I went from living in an old, broken-down home in Flint with no real job, making next to nothing, to living in a new apartment with a new job and making more money in a few months than I made the entire year previously.

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Mid To Late 80’s

Mid To Late 80’s

I was of course apprehensive about going to this doctor’s Appointment. I was trying to stay positive, but it was tough. Your mind plays tricks with you and I wasn’t the best at controlling my thoughts.

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The Early 80’s

The Early 80’s

I ended up getting in a scuffle at a bar one night in April of 1980. I was squaring off with this dude in the parking lot. As we were flogging each other aimlessly, one of his buddies grabbed me from behind and pulled me off of him. I somehow got my legs twisted up as I fell backward. I felt something in my left knee pop as I fell backward and hit the pavement.

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my jewish lineage

my jewish lineage

my genesis I was born in 1958 in what we called “the armpit of America,” Flint Michigan. I was born into a loving Jewish family and I was the third and last boy in the family. rumor had that my mom was pregnant with what she thought was a baby girl after I was born,...

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My First Religious Memory

My First Religious Memory

We were what I would call a tight-knit family when I was growing up. Unlike today where there are myriad mixed marriages which in my opinion can leave children confused from a religious perspective, there was no confusion from a religious standpoint in my home. As I...

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