Cooper: Diane, last night I dreamed I was eating a large, tasteless gumdrop, and awoke to discover I was chewing on one of my foam disposable earplugs. Perhaps I should consider moderating my nighttime coffee consumption.
                        -- "Twin Peaks"


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About me:
* Born in Dayton. Eldest of 10. Lived there 21 years.
* Graduated University of Dayton, 1986.
* Two years in Binghamton.
* Eight years in Chicago area.
* One year in Fort Wayne.
* Back to Chicago area, since 1998.
* 1993: First album recorded.
* 1999: First Regis experience.
* 2003: First theater experience.
* 2005: Eleventh album recorded.

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10/30/2005: "Halloween"


When I first moved to the Chicago area, Halloween seemed strange because just about everywhere, kids went trick or treating on Halloween night. There weren't beggars' nights (or days) with hours designated by the town. But now, 16 years later, it seems like most places have gone to specifying trick or treat hours, like it always was when I was a kid. So today I was interrupted all afternoon by kids at the door, some of them with no patience at all. And, even though it feels cheap, I gave one piece of candy to each person, in the hopes of not running out. I'm guessing that's what most people do. Who knows. But that makes me wonder why anyone, except the really small kids, bothers going out. Just spend a few bucks and buy your own bags of candy. People still come, though. Not enough to use up my 3 bags of candy. There were supposedly 15 pieces in each bag and I'm sitting on 13 leftover bite size reese's cups.