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  • Only Dreaming

    I have been having recurring dreams lately. I keep returning to this place that changes a little every time it pops up in the…

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  • Past and Future Selves

    I think a lot about change. All the time. How it’s constant, and how that makes it such a difficult thing to measure. Because…

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  • Half Funeral

    I think that today I went to half a funeral. Not that it was called that. I didn’t know how to dress. I don’t…

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  • Happiest When Moving

    I went dancing with some friends last night. Mostly it was just us ladies getting up and dancing. I should back up a second,…

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  • Weird Satisfication

    A friend invited me to hang out with her and her girlfriend yesterday. There was a viewing of “The Day of the Doctor” at…

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  • The Art of Making Conversation

    I like to drive-by converse like the wind knocking over a potted plant on the back porch. Like, “What was that?” “Who knows?” And…

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  • Scurvytown, Season Two

    I learned a lot about my process and peculiarities as a writer when I was in graduate school. I remember the frustration of trying…

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  • Capstone Project Defense

    I passed my capstone defense. Totally to brag, I not only passed, but I passed without revisions. This means that I was able to…

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  • Neglect

    I have neglected this blog for 6 months. Six months is also how long I have been in pain from a slipped disc. I’d…

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  • Who Made Me?

    In preparing to attend TAM this week, I have been doing a lot of thinking about my elevator pitch about skepticism. On FB, I…

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