365
17 May 2021 (M) I’m incredibly grateful for the people in my life. The smart (probably dead) person who said that “the people closest to… Read More »365
Life Is Fascinating
Of axioms and their implications
Here are some potentially axiomatic ideas. On their own they seem banal and entirely mundane, but, given the right context, they can be revelatory. … Read More »Of axioms and their implications
On nuance, curiosity and empathy
There is necessarily nuance in most things in life. But the longer I consider it, the more convinced I become that curiosity and empathy… Read More »On nuance, curiosity and empathy
Having a day when you’d really rather not
Most days I wake up, do morning things and get to work. But on days like today, I have no desire to do anything. Just… Read More »Having a day when you’d really rather not
We know nothing (It’s turtles all the way down)
We know nothing. It is a surprisingly liberating idea to accept, even if it is only approximately true. We are so caught up — biologically… Read More »We know nothing (It’s turtles all the way down)
Holding tension
When last did you disagree with someone? Not too long ago, I’ll warrant (especially if you spend any time online). Disagreeing with someone in… Read More »Holding tension
Spend time with your kids
Your children will only be the age they are now right now. Before you know it, they will suddenly have reached a new season of… Read More »Spend time with your kids
The tension COVID-19 brings
I saw two posts after each other in my Facebook timeline; one laying out the stark reality of privilege during COVID-19, and the other claiming… Read More »The tension COVID-19 brings
Habit stacking
In this time of virus, a lot of us are trying to accomplish new things we didn’t have the time or motivation to do before.… Read More »Habit stacking
Reflections on art and humanity
Is not the point of art to help us see beyond the art itself and into both that of which the art is formed and… Read More »Reflections on art and humanity