Decisions - the choices that we make, as adults, and how they can affect our lives.
How do we know who the heroes are in our own life? And what, exactly, is heroism? We will discuss what it means to be a figure of authority, and how we earn the privilege of being looked up to.
Ingenuity has brought us to this point of advanced civilization, and ingenuity will need to be the thing that saves us from self-destruction.
How small choices in language and timing can add up over time to carry the story.
What burdens does our long lost father lay on a cold pillow in front of the night?
Death from cancer creates more problems than people realize, as Ruthies case makes abundantly clear.
A few steps into the jungle and they are gone from our sight, gone from our reach.
Octogenarian desire, Scarlatti keyboards, and a Rothko in maroon: how can a young man resist?
Hototo, last musician of his tribe, plays his flute on his dying day and sees the future.
Mortality informs the epiphany of a child.
An essay about birds, crosswords, my countrys mascot, and what they all have to do with the loss of my grandfather.
A short poetic pilgrimage.
Once we acknowledge loss, we look for something new to take into our hearts.
Tells the story of people connecting with each other. Technology is at best a tool for connections, not an end in itself.
Its spring - at last its spring.
Sexual abuse, martial infidelity, and abandonment: some things dont wash off easily.
If you could disappear without consequence into a living dream could you resist, or more importantly, resurface?