The Incarnation
I learned that a tree marked with a robe was not just a special tree chosen by a monk—these trees were monks.
Bringing Vince Carter to Church pt. 2
But what still grabs my attention and gains my respect is the way Vince Carter has subverted the expectations of aging basketball stars.
Tokyo Godfathers and the Art of the Christmas Miracle
Perhaps even more powerful than its familial themes and more impressive than its artwork and animation is how Tokyo Godfathers twists the rules of good story writing and bends them to its thematic will.
A Star, A Star: The Incomplete and Distorted History of the Red Hot Chili Peppers
There was a time in my life when the Chili Peppers dropping a bad record (or at least, for the first time ever, one that I perceived as bad) would have devastated me.
My Silly Dictionary
Pruts (pl. noun) /pɹʌts/
It’s 2049: A Little Ways in the Future in a Galaxy Far, Far Away
May the Force be with you, Rey, as you go where no man has gone before.
The 2019 Golden Gabe Awards
David: Ok. But I’ll have you know that picking out a sweater for this event was literally the hardest choice of my life, and I think that the results speak for themselves.
Do Not Look Directly at the Dog Park
There was once a purebred golden retriever who visibly loved everyone and snuggled up to strangers: she was so beautiful I was scared to touch her for fear I’d leave an unsightly smudge.
Same as It Ever Was?: A Millennial’s Retirement Plan
Can you mourn a future you haven’t lived?
So, How Does It Feel?
When I was younger, I expected that falling in love would be a transcendental, magical experience, ushering me into that enlightenment which is achieved only on the other side of romance.
