I did it, Bob. I wrote your eulogy and I’ll deliver it to the people this week when we gather in your name. I hit the sweet spots, glossed over the rough patches and included the things I know people need and want to hear at the end.

Now it’s time for me to say my own goodbye. And li

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My copy of “Slouching Towards Bethlehem” is the size of my palm. On the front cover is an illustration of Joan Didion: black and white with splotches of purple and red. Her lips are dark, her eyebrows bushy and thick. Although she’s staring right at me, I can’t make out what she’s t