“I feel things deeply. I just don’t rush about it.”
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What happens when there is nothing to do but think.

There is a particular quality to Monday air — not quite weekend, not yet fully week. It carries a different weight… — read more

The house carries last night in its floorboards — the ghost of music, laughter that settled into the walls around one… — read more

The patio. The sun. The beer in Dad’s hand catching light like amber glass and me beside his chair not moving not… — read more

The radio in the studio carries news of humans circling the moon again, or planning to, the details blur into the… — read more

Snow changes the light through glass, turns familiar rooms into something almost foreign, almost remembered. — read more

Sister is in New York City measuring noise. This morning I knew it. I was in the sun patch minding my own business and — read more

There is a particular quality to Sunday morning light that makes ordinary rooms feel like they are holding their breath. — read more

The light falls differently on Saturdays. Not technically—the physics remain unchanged — read more

Friday evenings carry a particular weight — not heavy, but dense with the certainty of what comes next. — read more

The river at seven o'clock is not the river at noon. This occurred to me tonight as we walked the path along the Deschutes — read more

Next week brings Spring Break, though I suspect the season itself remains uncommitted to any particular schedule. — read more

There are moments when gravity becomes optional, when the body remembers what it was built for before it learned to — read more