The Memory of a Screen
It is forever in the way that every teenager screenshots a text message to send to a friend in disbelief, in the way that grandmothers download pictures off of Facebook and print them out.
A Trip Down the Memory Expressway
I imagine telling my story to someone; spin a future where there wasn’t a pandemic anymore, and I wasn’t working at a warehouse anymore, and I wasn’t alone anymore.
Our Embodiment
Mostly, I think, I want to feel some bit of control.
Reviewing the Books on My Shelves That I’ll Never Read
I was especially tickled by that one anecdote about a dog probably.
What Do You Want To Be When You Grow Up?
I’ve found that life isn’t fun if you aren’t growing—practicing, training, learning, changing, transforming.
Happy Ten Years to the post calvin
Ten years ago, the post calvin was just an idea.
Five Haikus for July
three short weeks you live / as light; yet wait a whole year / burrowed underground
What Oppenheimer Isn’t
My impression is that a great many people are dissatisfied with the film because they asked all the wrong questions.
Shades of Grey: A Long Overdue Review
If I had to describe it in a single word, I’d probably choose quirky, but it is, of course, so much more.
Observations on What Made Jackie Chan the Greatest
If you find yourself unable to enjoy a prime-era Jackie Chan action flick, I’m convinced you just don’t like movies as an artform.
