Review: Philly D.A. on PBS
The viewer is given a picture of a lifelong activist who is as filled as ever with righteous fury. But now, Krasner has tasked himself with changing “the system” from within.
Field Notes on Hunting
It is remarkably easy to forget the fullness of story in each chicken breast.
Lumi(Ne)scent: A Tribute to Neon
Neon, the element named for the concept of novelty itself, is now hanging onto its public relevance by a thread of nostalgia.
All Creatures Great and Small
The rawness of this proximity to life makes me feel vulnerable, sort of like therapy but without the armchairs.
Mississippi Dog
At that moment, Cline walked up and said, in his miraculously gentle drawl, “You can take her home if you want to.”
Settling
One of the things about moving around a lot is that people start to ask you, “Does it feel like home?”
Stacking Wood (The Homestead Still Teaches)
I learned that home is a team sport.
Progress Notes
The South American gem grinned when I responded to her beautifully-accented English in Spanish, and spoke again, “Digame si no me entiende. ¿Ok?”
In a Land Far Away
So consider this a love letter from your faraway child.
The Pen is Just as Mighty
No algorithm is going to teach mandated reporters that white families are just as dangerous as other families.
