An Essay: Pandemic Funk
In this monthly essay, I write through a funk I’m in because of the pandemic. … More An Essay: Pandemic Funk
In this monthly essay, I write through a funk I’m in because of the pandemic. … More An Essay: Pandemic Funk
In this pop culture post I highlight the movie “Knives Out” and talk about being my parents’ pop culture concierge. … More Watching Movies With My Parents
My monthly book review is of comedian Trevor Noah’s autobiography “Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood.” … More Book Review: “Born a Crime” by Trevor Noah
I evaluate if my new blog feature #TBIthursday is helping me generate new content for my brain injury memoir. … More Is #TBIthursday working?
Instead of “Christmas in July” I am giving thanks in my own “Thanksgiving in July.” … More A Day of Thanksgiving in July
This is a little tutorial on how to unsubscribe to junk mail because I realized my parents didn’t know there was a difference between delete and unsubscribe (hint: there is and it makes a difference). … More Pop Culture- Junk Email: How To Reduce (A Tutorial)
Book review of “The Hate U Give” by Angie Thomas and discussion of “How to be an Antiracist” by Ibram X. Kendi. A listing of books on race and the black experience are also given. … More Book Review: The Hate U Give and books about race
An extra monthly essay where I talk about the very important dogs in my life in an essay I’m calling “The Important Puppy.” … More Extra Monthly Essay: The Important Puppy
A writing update on my memoir. I discuss how much I have written, how much more I have to write, and techniques I will use to finish my memoir. … More Writing My Memoir: An Update
I reflect on balancing the somewhat selfish act of memoir writing with being a responsible citizen of this very chaotic world. … More Writing a Memoir in Times of Chaos