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Dust
We walked across this desert once, red dirt rising to meet us, the impressions made by our bared soles no more lasting than… More.
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Driving
“The lure of the distant and the difficult is deceptive. The great opportunity is where you are. Don’t despise your own place and… More.
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Scratch
What do you do when the thing you’ve been doing doesn’t work for you anymore? If it ever worked at all. This is… More.
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That Does Not Make You Brilliant; It Makes You a Sociopath
In her essay, “A Thousand Rivers,” award-winning film director Carol Black writes of Iain McGilchrist, a psychiatrist and neuroimaging researcher and author of… More.
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If You’re Weary, Too
“Look me in the eye and tell me you don’t feel the same, that you’re not weary, too, of waging war in heaven’s… More.
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Home Maintenance
I’ve been putting off changing the furnace filter. In home maintenance canon, that’s like skipping oil changes for your car. Not smart, but… More.
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Stitching
We traveled south to be with friends, people we no longer see as frequently as we would like. It was a last minute… More.
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Blue
“The world is blue at its edges and in its depths,” writes author Rebecca Solnit in her essay, The Blue of Distance. “This… More.
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Being & Becoming
“Only in childhood are we afforded the luxury of inhabiting our becoming, but once forced to figure out who we want to be… More.
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Food is Too Cheap
It’s the season of feasting, and food has been on my mind. At the co-op where I work the local produce on offer… More.
