Little Holy Moments
I recently took a picture of a dumpster while scouting a location for work. My coworker ‘s reaction was basically a polite, but baffled acknowledgment: “ah, yes, that is a dumpster.”
A Love Letter to the Cast of Ragtime
I was recently in a local theater production of Ragtime. I’d like to take a moment to thank my fellow cast members for being humans, and for the joy they brought to my life just by existing.
The “B” Word
“What did I hear you say?”
“I said I was bored.”
Sidewalk Buskers
We’re nodding our heads, ready to keep walking, and then he opens his mouth to sing.
Smiley Human Ban Declared Un-Henson-tutional by Yip Yip Court
SESAME STREET – Mayor Guy Smiley’s recent housing and business ban has been roundly rejected by the Yip Yip Court this morning on grounds that it unfairly discriminates against humans.
Let the Yarn Spin Madly On
Sometimes I am lulled into a false sense of simplicity.
My Wife is a Saint; Or, A Review of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
But as much as this story would insist that Link is the star of this latest quest, the real star of the show isn’t a person at all. It’s Hyrule itself.
This Land Is My Land
Two weeks ago, I revisited the City of Magnificent Intentions.
Crossing German streets
Life as an expat can be categorized according to two phenomena: experiences that reinforce the expat’s sense of belonging to her heritage and experiences that point to a shift in identity.
Why Karaoke Is Oddly Empowering
Confidence is less like a characteristic trait for me and more like a fluid scale influenced by several external variables that I have a bad habit of internalizing.
