“I feel things deeply. I just don’t rush about it.”
✦ Selected Works ✦
The social posts. Observations that knew exactly how long they needed to be.

Every Friday they open the freezer and hand us frozen bones like it’s some kind of special occasion. I’ve done the math. — read more

I went to my purple bowl. It was empty. I walked to Gus's blue bowl. Also empty. I returned to the purple bowl — read more

The kibble bowl sits empty and I am magnificently, absurdly, triumphantly full. Every step reverberates. I am a tuning — read more

Dad opens a can that sounds different from the others. The smell reaches me before he’s finished pouring. Northwest IPA. — read more

The picnic table bench is exactly basset height and I have claimed the entire thing. Dad sits across from us with — read more

The patio chairs are metal and cold through my fur. Gus has positioned himself where three different conversations — read more

The morning light has that thin Monday quality — present but uncommitted. Everything feels slightly off-center, like the — read more

The house settles into its nighttime rhythm. From my donut bed I can hear Dad's keyboard in the studio, a distant — read more

The Sunday is ending and I can feel it in my bones and also in the air and also in the way Gus is lying down but not — read more

I've settled into my donut bed with the precision of someone who has calculated the exact moment when Sunday becomes — read more

The light leaves differently on Sunday nights. Earlier and with less ceremony than it should. I have been watching — read more

Ball ball ball ball BALL and then it stops and I am standing in the exact center of the universe holding nothing and Gus — read more