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I grew up in a military family, which turned out to be a rich experience for a blue-collar kid. We lived all over America, and spent three years in France.

My parents were both proponents of education and the arts, and so helped finance not only my undergraduate studies in English and my graduate studies in Creative Writing, but also my forays into music, visual art, ballet, and finally my post-graduate study of computer graphics. That last thing got me my first real job after years of waiting tables and tending bar.

I ended up in Silicon Valley, where, it turns out, a liberal-arts education isn't an automatic disqualification from reasonable employment. ...more

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Health, Happiness, Love, Longevity, Peace, Prosperity, and Safety: Surviving the Luxury of Silicon Valley

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Kevin Tudish's Blog: A mid-life perspective

Resilience

Pneumonia was something that killed people. It killed the brother I would have had. The third child who was alive in our family by force of memory, by force of repeating over and over the details of his short life until he was nearly as real as the older sister who tormented me.

And by repeating over and over the details of his death, the horror of seeing your child snatched away by an invisible vi Read more of this blog post »

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