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• 04-Apr-2024

  
  Heart Heavy Ed Piskor was a comic creator. He was kind of a lovable goofball and I suspect I’d have loved talking with him. He interviewed folks and talked about comics on a YouTube channel. I like YouTube channels that are like radio documentaries. They are edited for length and clarity. The channel Ed and his co-host...

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• 10-Jun-2011

  
  What Has ArtLung Been Doing? What have I been doing? I’ve been taking photos with Instagram. It’s iPhone only. I want it for my kids on their Android phones. I’ve been working with I’m using jQuery Mobile and the jQuery tmpl library and Underscore.js and Backbone.js. I’ve been reading JavaScript Web Applications from O’Reilly. I now understand why and how...

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• 12-May-2011

  
  Jean Crawford Obituary Jean (McCrainor) Crawford, 90, of San Diego, beloved Mom and Grandma, passed away in her sleep in her Clairemont home on April 26, 2011. She was born in Omaha, Nebraska on September 20, 1920. She was the youngest of three daughters born to William and Emily McCrainor. Her father died when she was 3 and...

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• 06-May-2011

  
  Medication Board for Grandma In my Grandma’s last weeks, keeping track of her medications grew more complicated. She was unable to swallow some meds, and at other times refused them. Bedridden, her needs would change. This board was an effort to keep everything straight for all us caregivers. Also: San Diego Hospice was great.

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• 28-Apr-2011
  Enough with the death, please. On the day before yesterday, my grandmother, Jean (McCrainor) Crawford died peacefully at home. That makes my Grandma, Mom, and Grandpa all in the last two years. You can read a bit more about my Grandma in Leah’s post Grandma This Morning. You can read about my Mom in a lot of places, especially her...

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• 02-Dec-2010
  K-R Grief Observation In Wikipedia, about the Kübler-Ross model, it’s said of the “5 stages of grief (denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance)” this (the emphasis is mine): Kübler-Ross claimed these steps do not necessarily come in the order noted above, nor are all steps experienced by all patients, though she stated a person will always experience at least...

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• 06-Mar-2010
  Ze Frank seeking experiences with death in the digital age He says: if you have had someone close to you pass away in the last few years, i would really like to hear about your experiences related to the web. This can be anything from trying to find a funeral home or caskets, to trying to create a memorial site, or dealing with a remnant...

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• 14-Sep-2009

  
  Joseph James Crawford My grandfather turned 91 last week. Born 4 September, 1918. He was quite an interesting fellow. He joined the Navy in the 1930s and saw the world. He was a Chief in the Navy and as a navigator helped guide ships including the USS Intrepid during World War II. He had a long career in...

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• 04-Jan-2007
  How would I lay me down to sleep? I don’t think I mentioned it, but several weeks ago I went to the Cathedral for Mass. I think it was around Thanksgiving. Anyway, I took some time after Mass to explore a little and I visited the Mausoleum downstairs. I found myself really compelled by the place. It’s solitary and quiet, nestled under a...

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