Posts Tagged "Indiana"
Methamphetamine Chili
So we’re clear, what follows is a fictional story. Methamphetamine Chili * * * Chili goes down fast and easy when it’s negative five degrees outside. And in the Midwest, chili is methamphetamine, sardonic soup composed of everything from battery acid to cough syrup to gasoline to freshly extracted kitten intestines. And a thousand freezing souls will file through any given diner, slide...
Read MoreMoments With My Grandparents — Lake Photo ed.
My grandparents house is a special place. Besides my childhood home, no other location holds more precious memories. Of course, it wasn’t the house or the lake which allowed such freedom from worry and showed such tremendous love during my early summers–it was my grandparents. It didn’t matter that their lake wasn’t the biggest or most popular in Indiana, that we learned...
Read MoreThe Outdoor Pineapple Eating Season Is Coming Soon (hopefully)!
It’s still cold in Indiana. Still very cold. But we haven’t given up hope that some day soon the sun will show itself, the cold will depart from our barren land, and the good people of Indiana will once again be able to spend time outside! We will leave our houses of hibernation and venture into the fresh air. We will spend time with loved ones underneath the stars at night. We will...
Read MoreChristmas & Winter 2010–Picture Edition
Another beautiful Christmas and early winter shared with family and friends has come and gone. From building a snowman in Indiana to snowboarding in 18″ of fresh powder in North Carolina, this winter has been filled with joy and memorable moments spent with loved...
Read MoreDentistry From The Heart in Kokomo: Smile Portraits
For the past five years, dentists in Kokomo, Indiana, have been partnering with Dentistry From The Heart to give away free dental care to hundreds of local residents. Eager patients, having camped out the night before, were treated throughout the day. A multitude of dentists, hygienists, assistants, office administrators and local volunteers worked tirelessly to welcome and care for those...
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