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Recent finds

  • Moving Day

    Moving day approaches. So many hours I spent in this tiny space, cluttering it up, more and more with each month. The more time…

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  • Factory Upgrades

    The Factory of Ideas has been run down a bit lately. Out to sea, it sat adrift, near dead stopped in a motionless ocean,…

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  • Revising Time

    I finished my writing project on July 24th. And then I threw myself into a new project that I need to finish before I…

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  • Outside

    It had been two weeks since I ventured out into the woods. So caught up in my own head, in my own bullshit, I…

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  • Recurring Themes

    I have been having this weird recurring dream lately. For some reason, I am at my old elementary school, and it looks all different.…

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  • Abandoned Rails

    I have moved on from wandering the gardens at the park to wandering the trails. It was inevitable, as the trails are less crowded…

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  • Half a Year in Blues

    It has been almost six months since I dyed my hair blue. As it has grown back out, I have kept it cut short,…

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  • Owl’s Nest Park

    I used to drive past what looked like a tiny park called Owl’s Nest Park on the way to work. Just on the other…

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  • Getting Crowded

    For the past few weeks, my trips to the park have been very peaceful. That changed a couple of weekends back when the cherry…

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  • Closed Doors

    At my work, we have three doors that lead into our lobby area. The middle door is always closed. The door I sit across…

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