This truing of the sip guides me when recipes are unavailable and ingredients are unknown, because the search for the broth is abductive.
Soup by Recipe, Soup by Sip, Searching for the Broth
The Secret of Anointment
Then, I heard a sound coming from the stairwell. It was the sound of a slow, metal cadence on stone — like the metal pulse of a dying heart — growing louder and nearer.
Bald Cypress, a poem
something so big its presence is forgotten
We are not the experts of ourselves.
“How much will I break myself before I realize that self-care is not the same thing as professional help?”
To a Mouse: The Best Laid Plans are Deductive and Inductive
We are exponentially departing from the dark while we are asymptotically approaching the light.
Deductive and Inductive Administration as Management and Leadership
Management tests the hypothesis; leadership sets the hypothesis. Together, through experiment and inquiry, they form the organization’s theory that posits how and why the organization exists.
Music Review: Empty by Nils Frahm
A hiss pervasively hangs in Empty as Nils Frahm’s fingertips gently explore the piano in the way one’s hands would revisit the pages of a fragile journal.
The Intersection of Expression and Meaning
I use expression and meaning like other writers, but I have an understanding about them that I can explain through basic set theory. Expression is presentation. Expression is conveyance. Expression takes effort from the author, and it takes passive observation from the audience. Meaning is dimension. Meaning is essence. Meaning precedes expression for the author, … Continue reading The Intersection of Expression and Meaning
Who I Am and Why I’m Here
As if I have to remind myself. I don't know who I am. Howbeit, I am a writer. I know that about myself. I have things to write with and things to write on, and I use them daily. See that picture above? It's a stack of index cards I have written on for the … Continue reading Who I Am and Why I’m Here
