Category Archives: Personal

Pilot of the Airwaves

Posted on July 14, 2013 by Luke Ford

My parents left me behind at Pacific Union College in January 1980 so that I could graduate in June with my eighth grade class at the church elementary school. I stayed with friends of the family and had a lot … Continue reading →

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My 14th Birthday

Posted on July 14, 2013 by Luke Ford

I turned 14 on May 28, 1980. It came towards the end of my eighth grade at Pacific Union College Elementary School. I’d been staying with friends of the family for the past five months so I could finish the … Continue reading →

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Dumpster Diving

Posted on July 14, 2013 by Luke Ford

When my parents left me behind, thank God!, at Pacific Union College in eighth grade (1980) so that I could finish the school year with my friends, my friend taught me to dumpster dive behind the market for old donuts, … Continue reading →

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Don’t Be Horrid, Horrid Boy!

Posted on July 14, 2013 by Luke Ford

Much of the time, I’m working hard to not say anything ugly. When I’m in the presence of someone good and holy, for instance, I keep telling myself, “Don’t say anything horrid, Horrid Boy.” What does this mean that I’m … Continue reading →

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I Love Persian Jews

Posted on July 14, 2013 by Luke Ford

I love and admire Persian Jews. It sickens me to hear regular Jews disparage them. I think Persian Jews are amazing. Many of them came to America at, say, age 15, and then graduated Beverly Hills High School at 18, … Continue reading →

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