Blog – List Format

  • intellectual intercourse

    I love those conversations that just grab you and take you all over the place. you start out talking about normal shit, and an hour later you’re on to self-sacrifice, and the origin of time.…

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  • Food for thought….

    What snack would you eat right now? A cup of pears…It was yummy! 😝

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  • A spiral out of place…?

    I love spirals. they are everywhere, and are the physical embodiment of emergent order. But a spiral in the direction of hair growth at the back/top of the head? Seriously, mother nature? i recently shaved…

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  • RTotD – 1/2/26

    I love my dog, Little Man (Frik), but i have never in my life met an animal who had so little awareness of what his front feet are doing.

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  • Lights out

    it’s funny how inspiration works sometimes. You get inspired, start writing or working on something; you get in the zone. Everything is flowing and just works. Your confidence skyrockets, and you feel great. And then…

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  • RTotD – 12/31/25

    I am a human embodiment of chaotic equilibrium.

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  • Relationally speaking….

    What relationships have a positive impact on you? Non-answer answer time!! I have found over the years that the single, most influential relationship that you will ever have – positive or negative – is with…

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  • Not paying attention…

    A while back, i posted this. As a continuation of that…. i grabbed a cup of pears from the fridge, went back to my desk to finish what i was working on. halfway through the…

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  • Rules of Engagement

    Two rules of life:                 1 – no one is going to judge you when you die. Except you.                 2 – you have a *single* shot to make this particular conglomerate of circumstances as…

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  • You can’t put a goose in a dress…

    or something like that. Anyway. Back in the day, i took a comparative theology class. Absolutely fascinating, by the way! In any case, I quickly found that there were common concepts or thoughts that carried…

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