On 25 things you want to do before you die, last-minute hecticities, and the lingering Q of why B doesn’t read books
On 25 things you want to do before you die, last-minute hecticities, and the lingering Q of why B doesn’t read books
On dragging duffel bags across the desert, moves left undone, and reflecting and refracting the light on each other all the time
ON COLLAGE COMPATRIOTS, FOUR SQUARE DRAMA, AND TIPPING MORE EXCITED THAN ENVIOUS
On Baby John McCain, the prospect of shit writing over ghosting, and getting out of your own head
ON UNINTERESTING PEOPLE, FILLING THE HOURS LIKE A CUP, AND PLANNING FOR THE ABSENCE OF A PLAN
ON MOLDERING THROUGH THE DOLDRUMS, STARTING ANEW, AND SCREAMING INTO THE VOID
On floating away like a balloon, objects through the looking glass, and death in August
ON SHEDDING DIGITAL WEIGHT, ANTICIPATION AS A TANGIBLE MASS, AND THE JOYS OF AN UNCLUTTERED HOME
On staying resolute in the things we want to do, writing in a room full of mirrors, and the end of summer
On faux urgency bombs, taking action to mitigate suffering, and what won’t save us
ON CANCELLED BIRTHDAYS, AN ETHICAL REVIEW OF CARETAKING, AND FLYING THE FLAG WITH A DISCLAIMER
On ice cream lines into the intersection, salted egg cereal, and what can be seen between the seats
ON POETRY BATTLES, RUMMAGING IN THE DUST FOR A LITTLE SPARKLE, AND LIGHTS GOING OFF IN THE BRAIN
On a single tiny sentence on the arm of the chair, the year 1000, and access to time
ON SOFT-LANDING LEARNING, THE GIFT OF NEGLECT, AND SMELLING A VACATION ON THE HORIZON
ON BEING THE BOSS OF ME, ROBOTIC PRODUCTIVITY, AND SQUEEZING OUT THE EXTRA SPRINGY SPACES IN THE BRAIN
On cocktail innovations, murky transparency, and never knowing where joy might appear
ON WEARING FANCY CLOTHES AT COLLEGE, RUNNING FOR A PENSION, AND BRISTLING BECAUSE GETTING THINGS DONE SOUNDS BORING
On more than 400 tags, knocks at the figurative door, and putting our monies where our mouths are (gross)
ON THE INDEXING PROCESS, BORING MINIONS, AND A GOOD ENOUGH LAWYER