Confessions of a Birdwatching Hypocrite
While the pace of change has slowed down, my identity is still catching up.
A Cedar Hymn
For the most part, Cedar Campus remains largely the same as when I was born, a fact many of us—who have grown from infants to adults, from adults to elders; who have gained families; who have lost loved ones—marvel at.
The Group Date
This is probably the only day I will ever respond positively to the question, “All right, are we ready to go for a run?”
Beasy Mist, Completely Meat Circle, and Crockpot Cold Water: Or, the Internet is Funny
This can become extremely funny because the network isn’t always that good at making stuff up, mostly because the English language is hard and also because a computer doesn’t have a brain.
How To Find a Great Haircut Without Losing Your Dignity
He put his clippers down, walked around the chair, sat down on a bench facing me, and put his head in his hands.
Summer in the Valley
I fell in love with this valley three years ago, in the summer.
Watching Whiteness (Fail to) Work
Antiracism requires us to leave our comfort zone. It requires sacrifice.
Music Before Bach: A Starter Kit
After all, what could sound older than a harpsichord?
Church of the Town & Country
There was separation of church and state in the Town and Country.
Hotkeys, Hot Peas, and How to Know the Difference
Want to know about other types of spaces? Of course you don’t. I’m gonna tell you.
