Lessons Learned While Backpacking, Part II
It’s not the trailhead, or the campsite, or a vista, it’s the next blue paint on a tree, and you only find it if you keep walking.
Applying for My Fantasy Jobs
My multiple Basketball Leadership Awards granted between grades 7 and 12 illustrate my natural leadership ability in a sporting context.
The Love of a Game Master
Homebrewing is a way for GMs to say to their players “I’m invested in what we’re making together. Let’s try something new.
This Is It
She lets me kiss her side, an act I recognize in the moment as fleeting magic.
The Difference a Decade Makes
It’s 8:38 on a Friday night and I am nowhere near anything that can be described as “cool.”
When The Work Begins
As it turned out, being born for T. R. was the easy part.
Having Fun Isn’t Hard
Those are the things that the metadata leaves out.
On This Day in 1921
She bargained her services as a biology editor in exchange for a small lab and single technician and doggedly continued her science.
The Day the World Changed Forever
If we continue as is, and perhaps even if we don’t, mass species extinction will continue accelerating.
Watching Airplanes Alone
I have never felt like the grief I have is deserved.
