You don’t have to read a bit of what I say, but please read this. DGGYST gets it. Like few I’ve seen on this crazy planet, she gets it. It is my honor to share her blog. It is my honor to share this Earth with her. Damn, girl. This is it.
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The Language of the Unheard
What a pivotal moment this is. Think about it. Less than a decade after the largest economic collapse in 80 years exposed the failures of late-stage capitalism, the world’s biggest … Continue reading The Language of the Unheard
The Happiness of Mrs C
Mrs C lifted a glass bottle, motioned toward me, and said “It’s been hundreds of months since I could truly say I’m happy like I can now.” And it’s not … Continue reading The Happiness of Mrs C
Songbird
The happiest creature on the planet lives about 30 meters from where I sleep. I know this, that this particular entity is impossibly happy, because it sings all night and … Continue reading Songbird
Frivolous Things
My wife had a birthday. Business boomed. I got caught up on a (mostly frivolous) side project. We tore out the floor under the desk area at the office. My … Continue reading Frivolous Things
Life Goes On
It was my wife’s birthday yesterday. She is something-something years old now and we’ve been together for gobs and gobs of years. I usually try and say something nice about … Continue reading Life Goes On
Easter
I grew up in a household that believed in God, more or less. I’m talking about the Christian one, the one with the Old Testament and the New Testament and … Continue reading Easter
My Theory About Conspiracies
It’s inevitable. When everyone is talking and thinking about the same thing, theories abound. Some good ones, some bad ones, some – well, let’s just say it – wacky ones. … Continue reading My Theory About Conspiracies
All People
It’s hard not to write about it cuz it’s hard not to think about it. It’s the topic of the day, every day, for everyone. It’s the first thing I … Continue reading All People
Hope in Dystopia
“Pick up the pace, Dee!” The Dome starts with a flurry and never lets up. Suzanne Craig-Whytock masterfully describes to us the world of 2135 – a dystopian failure recovering … Continue reading Hope in Dystopia
