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Kale and I are parked on a gravel road, sitting in his car, enjoying a cigarette. When and where are irrelevant. We're leaning back admiring the stars through our open windows. There is a 12-pack between us. It was a good talk. I tell Kale, "I do want to be a writer someday. I want to tell your story." Without looking away from the night sky, he replies, "Do it. You gonna tell the truth?" "Yeah." "How much truth?" he asks. "All of it." I answer. He pauses. Still gazing up at the stars, he exhales his smoke, "Well..., that's the question, Johnny. How much truth is there?"
Kale and I are parked on a gravel road, sitting in his car, enjoying a cigarette. When and where are irrelevant. We're leaning back admiring the stars through our open windows. There is a 12-pack between us. It was a good talk. I tell Kale, "I do want to be a writer someday. I want to tell your s...
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John D. Day has been declared a 'storybook psychologist' and was once labeled as 'Johnny-with-the-news' by his best friend. After years of studying human behavior from a front row seat, he decided to share the story of his past relationships and some of the lessons involved. Although he has yet to declare victory over his own battle with depression, he continues to write during his seasonal time off in the upper Midwest.
John D. Day has been declared a 'storybook psychologist' and was once labeled as 'Johnny-with-the-news' by his best friend. After years of studying human behavior from a front row seat, he decided to share the story of his past relationships and some of the lessons involved. Although he has ye...
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