Observations

The Girls Who Deceive Themselves (574 words)

A Room with a View of Sex and the City of Philadelphia Story of Pride and Prejudice

Aug 29 •

The God on a Train Story (805 words)

A relic of the early Internet about our evolutionary jump to light speed

Aug 22 •

1989: Trapped in Europe (998 words)

A Houston teenager goes solo

Aug 15 •

Writing Is Thinking (582 words)

On writing longhand

Aug 1 •

On Stealing: A Teddy Bear and the Devil (845 words)

New! Listen with audio!

Jul 24 •

Hurricane Beryl Frogsong (173 words)

With froggy hurricane audio!

Jul 8 •

America I Love You (21 words)

We're all in this together.

Jul 4 •

The Search Engine of My Dreams (359 words)

It can smell a garbagey website stuffed with synthetic dummy “content” from a mile away.

May 30 •

Sim City in Reverse: Depopulation Edition

What do beautiful, successful depopulated cities look like?

May 15 •

Writing is Not Thinking (455 words)

Language is a shoddy tool for expressing thought. But it’s the best tool we have, so far anyway.

Mar 5 •

Equally Incommensurate, Bless Us (226 words)

We believe in one God, the Mother, the Almighty, maker of heaven and earth, of all that is, seen and unseen.

Jan 10 •

Zeitgeist Now (224 words)

Patterns I'm noticing: walking for mental health, Paradise Lost, quantum mechanics / astrophysics in popular culture.

Oct 6, 2023 •

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