Eating Humble Pie
Call it shedding my “a pleasure to have in class” skin.
Call it shedding my “a pleasure to have in class” skin.
I write about how much I miss a recently-defunct business because the Gathering, to myself and many, many people, was more than a place to get a good chai.
This was increasingly bad when that entrance was closed due to the impending NFL draft.
I cuddled up in her guest bed and thought, You know, taking trips isn’t so bad.
This isn’t VeggieTales.
The parsing of words is no minor squabble. It has real-world implications in terms of policy and people’s lives.
I wish I could care less—it feels like a luxury.
I do not want to be like the man in the boat, alone to face the howling winds and blustering snow.
Days like these, I can’t follow a podcast, and music sounds too loud, the tempo much faster than I remembered, the lyrics and storytelling much less compelling.
Just the smile of someone who is in on the secret.