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Dec
29
To Love When It Seems Unreasonable

To Love When It Seems Unreasonable

It’s hard to be gracious when the militant and bull-headed oppose your viewpoints. Perhaps in reflection, we can learn from these moments.
4 min read
Dec
23
A sunset over the southern california coast with puffy clouds overhead.

A Time of Reflection

Shining the light of the past on the future to come.
3 min read
Dec
22
Patience in an Age of Convenience

Patience in an Age of Convenience

This aloe plant has bedeviled me for quite a few years now. It’s one of those “capture if you can” type objects of interest for me because…
3 min read
Dec
21
The Deviations and Aberrations in Our Stories

The Deviations and Aberrations in Our Stories

You’ve probably all seen those social media posts that start with “Tell me how someone would know you’re in trouble without saying you’re…
3 min read
Dec
20
The Already and the Not-Quite-Yet

The Already and the Not-Quite-Yet

We all find ourselves in places of transition, in between the already and the not-quite-yet.
2 min read
Dec
19
The Messy Moments of our Souls

The Messy Moments of our Souls

Focal planes are funny things. You’re intersecting 3-dimensional space with a 2-dimensional object in hopes of capturing that “one shot.”…
3 min read
Dec
18
A Right to Impermanence

A Right to Impermanence

If you’re in the NorthEast of America (and Atlantic Canada), you’re no doubt experiencing a bit of weather today. It’s 15 degrees C…
3 min read
Dec
17
Writing and the Milkweed

Writing and the Milkweed

I’ve generally committed myself to writing 5 days a week with a couple of days of “rest” thrown in there for good measure. However, knowing…
2 min read
Dec
15
Meteors and Majesty

Meteors and Majesty

In between the anticipation of announcing a Storytelling 2024 class and wondering how it’ll all pan out, I had that little voice in the…
2 min read
Dec
14
Rail Cars and Social Foundations

Rail Cars and Social Foundations

We’re the Beauty of a Bygone Era
3 min read