
The Question That Came Later
Brad G. Philbrick | Observations | November 11, 2026 “I’m a miserable mess!” It was around one in the afternoon when a man rushed up
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Brad G. Philbrick | Observations | November 11, 2026 “I’m a miserable mess!” It was around one in the afternoon when a man rushed up

I was looking for Kristin Jones. Not the Kristin Jones I eventually found, but another Kristin Jones altogether. At the time, I was exploring new

Our head waiter at The Tree Top Restaurant had a way of describing a particularly busy evening. He called it “digging yourself out of a

Years ago, when model railroading was one of my favorite hobbies, I met a remarkably talented artist and craftsman. His model railroad was magnificent. One

I don’t remember what prompted me to say it. It was sometime during my college years, when I was a member of Kappa

The word caught my eye before the book did. Risking. Risk has always intrigued me. It still does. These days, I’m taking a

I used to tell my pharmacy technicians not to ask patients if they had any questions. That sounds like strange advice coming from

I was reading Agatha Christie’s “The Disappearance of Mr. Davenheim” when Hercule Poirot stopped me. Not literally, of course. But I reached a

Of all the prescriptions I filled during my years as a pharmacist, some of the most satisfying were for teenagers with acne. They often came

I love productive days. My life has a purpose, and I am determined to live it out. Ilike finishing a chapter of my book, submitting
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