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the long walk
by way of a series of short walks (from 27 august 2024)
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[from 25 february 2024] I’m lying in a bed, somewhere in middle Ohio, mulling over last night’s book club discussion…
Continue reading pronecalm (updated)

yoga toes, before the storm
[post updated 23 april 2020]
I’ve started doing yoga in the morning, right after waking up, and in the evening, right before bed. It’s early to tell if it’s useful, but there have been some benefits. Mostly, I feel taller. This is crucial to someone who is a mere 5’2″. But I’ve noticed an improvement in my posture, deeper breathing, and a greater desire to take pictures of my toes after the routine. I’ve also, in the mornings, been setting my intention for the day. How this happens for me is I let my mind go blank and allow the first word that comes to mind be the intention. The other day, it was “gratitude,” so I made sure to be particularly thankful in every interaction. Continue reading calm (updated)
the day of the valentine
from 13 February 2017 (applicable to 2020): Continue reading the day of the valentine
the final death of dr. k’taden legume
27 November 2018
IT WAS ALL HIS IDEA!
[note: most of this will only make sense if you were or are a member of the Church of the SubGenius]
[second note: this is a long post, so pop a squat and settle in] Continue reading the final death of dr. k’taden legume
a constant state of becoming
4 November 2019
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39
21 October 2019
Today I am 39. Continue reading 39
a trembling distant voice, unclear
10 November 2019
Last night I had one of the most profound experiences of my life. Continue reading a trembling distant voice, unclear
the perils of the revival
Recently, a group of my friends and I visited a nearby revival house to watch a screening of The Princess Bride (1987). I seriously misunderestimated the enduring popularity of this film, because when we arrived at the theater, there was a line to the box office that ended somewhere around the back of the building. It was impressive. I do not know why I assumed it would be like any other time I’ve visited there — The Princess Bride is a HUGE cult classic, quoted to this day and so ubiquitous in our pop culture that it’s popularity never fully registered with me. It’s always been one of those movies that just was. Continue reading the perils of the revival