Twenty for What?

In the heavy, mid-morning heat, government staff, diplomats, and American citizens gathered in droves. They waited anxiously for their chance to board one of the helicopters approaching the …

Coyote.

My mind was swirling when I left the theatre at the end of ‘Roadrunner.’ Now I find myself at a loss for words. For the past few days …

Cancelling Art.

Artists are not their work. Art, while subjective in its quality and designation, is merely the product of the artist who created it. Outside of the creative process, …

One Year.

A Facebook flashback slapped me in the face the other day. It suddenly occurred to me that a year had passed since everything changed. Over these last twelve …

Moments.

Time is finite. It’s the only currency we’re constantly spending but are unable to earn more. It’s why we can’t do all the things; why we can’t have …

Partial Truths.

“Your truth isn’t my truth, so what is true?” – Wit Blu A lot of people discredit mainstream media these days, and not without good reason. Big media …

2020 Wasn’t All Bad.

For the last few years, I’ve been working on breaking my cynicism. Through most of my adult life, I’ve had that subtle vein of irritation and skepticism of …

Old Year, New Year.

It’s been a wild ride and I’m sure most of us are eager to leave behind the year that was 2020. But as bad as this year has …

Unintended Days Off.

I don’t get sick. At least not in the ‘common cold’ or ‘seasonal flu’ kind of way. I can’t remember the last time I had the flu at …

Person holding a question mark sign over their face.

Why?

The lockdowns and restrictions put upon us this year are frustrating at best. For most of us, and most of the world, what’s been happening this year is …