Poem: Friday
Friday From the coffee joint I can see it all: The blue and white sky Offers the tiniest hint of darkness But still lights up the drive time home The city bumpers, tired and craggy From the crawl into the … Continue reading Poem: Friday
Month: April 2015
The “Hello” Files: Adventures in Workplace Socialization
It is a truth universally acknowledged that saying “hello,” to one’s co-workers at least once daily is a matter of common courtesy. It is also understood that upon seeing such co-workers in the hallways, parking lots etc. throughout the day, … Continue reading The “Hello” Files: Adventures in Workplace Socialization
The Typewriter Experiment
I read an article not too long ago, praising the virtues of typewriters and decrying the automated, digital world we have become. According to this piece, the wondrous thrill of a typewriter has been lost to an entire generation. A … Continue reading The Typewriter Experiment
Confessions of an Ex-Conspiracy Theorist Part II: How to Defeat the Illuminati in Four Easy Steps
**If you just ran across this page, this is actually the sequel to my previous post: Confessions Part I: Why I Don’t Rage Against the Nation. It describes my descent into conspiracy theories. ** From Part I: …..At this point, I … Continue reading Confessions of an Ex-Conspiracy Theorist Part II: How to Defeat the Illuminati in Four Easy Steps
Confessions of an Ex-Conspiracy Theorist Part I: Why I Don’t Rage Against the Nation
Outrage is the new black, so it seems. Glenn Beck. Common Core. Eye of Horus. New World Order. MK Ultra Programming. Alex Jones. Occultist pop singers. 9/11 was an inside job. Sandy Hook was staged. And so it goes. The … Continue reading Confessions of an Ex-Conspiracy Theorist Part I: Why I Don’t Rage Against the Nation
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