Meet Dan, a former PSCS student (from last century, by the way). Dan came over for dinner tonight to interview us for a college project he is working on. He is studying what the term “home” means to people and interviewing people from a variety of cultures. He even traveled to Germany to work on his project (check out his blog) and is now back in Seattle.
You know it’s a good interview when someone gets me to talk about (in no particular order):
— having been born in Omaha
— my first day of school in Bellevue, Wash (5th grade)
— hockey cards, specifically the 1955 Topps Lorne “Gump” Worsley card
— living in Alaska as a deejay
— The Evergreen State College
And more… Thanks, Dan!
Andy Smallman 
Nobody ‘gets’ you to talk. They are kind enough to ‘let’ you talk. Do you take after your mother and grandmother? : )
Sure hope that he’s seen and read the book called Home by Bill Bryson. Fascinating array of stories about the spaces we live in.
i look so sad in this picture. note to people: i’m not sad.
No, Dan is not sad. It was my telling of the Gump Worsley hockey card story that got him looking this way.