The Art at the End of the World: A (Somewhat) Practical Guide
We will make jewelry from objects that remind us of better times, lost people, and lost places
It Only Takes Three
Something repeated enough becomes the truth.
Unsung Heroes of Clean Energy
Having limits makes finding solutions that much more exciting.
Podcast Pedagogy: An Intro to Leftist Podcasts
In the US, opposition to the left is as American as apple pie and as invisible as water is to a fish.
The Annual Grief of Taking Down Christmas
Putting up the tree is a boisterous event. Taking down the tree is a silent resignation to January.
Protective Procrastinating
Perhaps I and myself might solve this problem together in a more productive way if we collaborate.
Still Learning
Learning something new often requires a long time where we are the worst in the room. Ugh.
Shelling and Your 20s
Our days at the beach are grounding, measured by low tides and the direction of the waves.
When I Was a Critic
On the other hand, I wanted to adapt to the pandemic by becoming one with my couch.
Watching Lord of the Rings for the Ninth Time
Entertain yourselves by quoting lines five seconds before the characters say them. (This only works if everyone finds it entertaining.)
