Writer, drummer, father, observer, desperate clinger-to of small shreds of hope, newly diagnosed ASD, but probably AudHD. Check out my book of poems: t.ly/F2g_p
“We have yet to understand that if I am starving, you are in danger. If people think that my danger makes them safe, we are in trouble.” - James Baldwin
February 4, 2026 at 8:08 PM
“We have yet to understand that if I am starving, you are in danger. If people think that my danger makes them safe, we are in trouble.” - James Baldwin
When my co-parent got into baseball I compiled a list of baseball movies to watch. This is was of course included. She was not at all prepared for the sudden shift to softcore erotica 2/3 through before it goes back to being about baseball. It's a fun "watch people watch it" movie.
February 4, 2026 at 4:41 PM
When my co-parent got into baseball I compiled a list of baseball movies to watch. This is was of course included. She was not at all prepared for the sudden shift to softcore erotica 2/3 through before it goes back to being about baseball. It's a fun "watch people watch it" movie.
Maybe an Illinois thing. In my experience, that's not true of Minnesota or Wisconsin doctors...also might depend how large the town in which the doctor operates is and how many patients are behind you.
January 22, 2026 at 10:28 PM
Maybe an Illinois thing. In my experience, that's not true of Minnesota or Wisconsin doctors...also might depend how large the town in which the doctor operates is and how many patients are behind you.
also Everything Sad is Untrue by Daniel Nayeri. It's written from the POV of a child, but that in-the-moment naivete reflects more of the absurdities of the adult world than many adult narratives.
January 20, 2026 at 4:36 PM
also Everything Sad is Untrue by Daniel Nayeri. It's written from the POV of a child, but that in-the-moment naivete reflects more of the absurdities of the adult world than many adult narratives.
Parenthood is attempting to console your child about the horrible, inevitable mortality of pets minutes before heading out the door for school, then having to stifle a laugh as, still crying, he slips on wet pavement and crumbles slowly to the ground like a cartoon.
December 18, 2025 at 5:41 PM
Parenthood is attempting to console your child about the horrible, inevitable mortality of pets minutes before heading out the door for school, then having to stifle a laugh as, still crying, he slips on wet pavement and crumbles slowly to the ground like a cartoon.
Metaphorically, my brain is stuck between “If I arrive a few minutes after showtime I won’t have to sit through 35 minutes of aggravating nonsense” and “but what if I get stuck in the concessions line and miss the beginning of the movie?” at all times.
December 7, 2025 at 5:56 PM
Metaphorically, my brain is stuck between “If I arrive a few minutes after showtime I won’t have to sit through 35 minutes of aggravating nonsense” and “but what if I get stuck in the concessions line and miss the beginning of the movie?” at all times.