Monthly Archives: March 2026

Time has come today Young hearts can go their way Can’t put it off another day I don’t care what others say They say we don’t listen anyway Time has come today (Hey) Oh The rules have changed today (Hey) … Continue reading →

In Truckee there sits a remnant from the age of glaciers—a broad, smoothed stone surface, polished flat by ice long gone. At its center rests an immense boulder, improbably balanced. For thousands of years it held there. Not fixed—balanced. Most … Continue reading →

 There is a room with a chair. It sits three-quarters along the far wall, next to the table, near the front window. It is well worn, wooden, and in the style of ladder-backed. The front legs are straight and narrow. … Continue reading →

What happens when a culture no longer has the freedom to have fads? That might seem like a bold statement. Who took that freedom away? More importantly, why would anyone take that particular thing away? Is it possible the answer … Continue reading →

Today I left the house without my jacket. In the Midwest, a blizzard is swallowing highways. In California, someone is ordering a Blizzard to cool off. We move through weather whether we’re prepared or not — wind, heat, stillness, the … Continue reading →

A few months back, I wrote a one-act about a chair. I was partly inspired by Sarah Bernhardt, but mostly by the imagined possibility that common objects might carry some faint aspect of sentience. It was important that the chair … Continue reading →

I’ve been having this feeling more and more. Maybe it’s age, or simply the accumulation of years. There are things I once knew without thinking that now sit like dust bunnies under the couch. “Yeah… that seems familiar.” This isn’t … Continue reading →