General
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A [not so] Quick Word
Hello, reader. I debated posting a short message on Twitter and Instagram about the current state of my blog, but I’m pretty long-winded and since the message I want to get across is about my blog, why not post it on my blog as content? Yes, my ideas are revolutionary – so if you want more, like and subscribe!
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Overcome
This is my response to The Daily Post’s prompt, Overcome. Click the link to learn more, or continue on to my short essay.
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Why I Write
“Piece of shit!” – THUNK – and then, “Sorry.” – the creaking noise an old door makes when it’s being open – At least, that’s the sound I imagine when I open my tablet back up after my motivation sort of side-steps the frustration I feel for how terribly this “innovative” piece of technology is working. Or not working. Back to my precious alter-reality. There’s nothing you can say that will change my mind. I’m bored, in the least crass and all-encompassing respects of the word. Well what can I do to interest you? How can I change the way you feel? How can I change? I wish the keyboard’s communication…
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Bookshelf Therapy
Disclaimer: I’ve decided to make this emotional. It wasn’t a necessarily out-of-the-ordinary day, but I need to get this out. And I want to say happy birthday to a friend who is missed by so many; I wish I could be more articulate about that, but I can’t, although I don’t know what else can really be said. I will say that this post ends happily; I know, I’m a sucker for ruining endings. This day has been exhausting. Not because I physically exerted myself, or because it was a hectic day at work, or because my social calendar was too overwhelming (a rare occurrence). None of these can be…
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Every Day is Earth Day
“We abuse land because we regard it as a commodity belonging to us. When we see land as a community to which we belong, we may begin to use it with love and respect.” -Aldo Leopold | Foreword to A Sand County Almanac (1949)
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There’s Something About a “New” Blog
Hello, and welcome to my new blog platform. Why have I moved from Weebly to WordPress? I am happy to tell you. After limited functionality; a lack of design features; countless issues with posting to Twitter and Facebook; having to save all of my posts in a Word document because of the threat of having posts deleted randomly when I hit “publish;” having half or snippets of posts published while the rest was lost to a black hole in cyberspace; countless crashing and rebooting instances; and my newly-developed love for WordPress; I decided to make the switch. In summary, Weebly caused me so much frustration that it was a chore…
