This is part of a series on my nomadic life following my divorce. Aside from the introduction, they can be read in any order. The wind whipped my hair, slathering it around my skull. I was standing … Read more

TIL guthub.com redirects to github.com. I’m sad it isn’t a recipe site.

I’m looking at a prominent scar on the side of my hand. Looks like me a deep cut. I have no memory of how I got it. Cool cool.

I don’t like a lot of Red Hot Chili Peppers music, (although I’ve listened to most of it), but the out-of-character Warped still kicks so much ass. 🎵

Here’s how my hemmed cut offs looked as pants. Off of @starshaped@labyrinth.social post.

I wrote a humor column in college for the Hofstra Chronicle under the pseudonym Silence Doless, a nod to Benjamin Franklin I didn't come up with. I was very proud of this work at the time. It's all … Read more

I found these pants for ten bucks thrifting and cut them into shorts. I just finished doing a very sloppy hemming but I’m happy with the result.

I’m on the subway and there’s a group of young teenage girls singing “I want it that way” by The Backstreet Boys. I remember singing that at their age. You never know what’s going persist! They’re much bettered singers tho. 🎵

It’s been so hot, the other day the metal clasp on my hat started burning my skin. #climate 🧢🔥

This past weekend I saw the Paul McCartney photography exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum and an evening of Indian comedy at Lincoln Center, but all I can think about is a guy singing off key at Strawberry Fields.

I wrote an essay about Scientology after visiting New York City while attending Hofstra University. It was probably my freshman or sophomore year, so circa 2005. I wrote it just to write it, never … Read more

I wrote a humor column in college for the Hofstra Chronicle under the pseudonym Silence Doless, a nod to Benjamin Franklin I didn't come up with. I was very proud of this work at the time. It's all … Read more

I do not say this lightly: the Supreme Court’s decision on presidential immunity paves the way for a conservative dictatorship. This was deliberate. Do not pre-agree to fascism.

Citizens should not obey in advance. Much of fascism is a bluff — look at our loyal cult, listen to our outrageous language, heed our threats of violence, we are inevitable!

The crucial thing is the individual decision to act, along with others, for four months, a little something each day, regardless of the atmospherics and the polls and the media and the moods.

Resist. 🇺🇸

Just got my zines from Julia Evans. Very excited to dig in.

For years, my parents had a note on the fridge on paper from the law offices of “Grote, Seltzer, and Perkle.” Those are real people’s names, but in combination, they produce visions of tub scum.

Started reading (again): Be Here Now by Ram Dass 📚

Curried salmon for dunch.

I went another two months without writing a media diet! These posts are way too important to ignore for that long, so let’s get into the crap I took in. But before that, look at this 👇 Table of … Read more

I’ve been watching The Tour De France with my roommates in the morning. No other update, just wanted to let people know I’m exorcise adjacent. 🚴🏻‍♂️

What if, there’s more you can learn and ways you can grow, and there’s nothing wrong with you.

You are not creative and then create something, you become creative by working on something, creativity is a byproduct of work.

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I feel like my previous post didn’t properly capture the grandeur of my Lock Screen.

I gave a short presentation on CSS Subgrid last night at the Astoria Tech Meetup. Lots of good conversations afterwards. Thanks to everyone who came out!

I wrote a humor column in college for the Hofstra Chronicle under the pseudonym Silence Doless, a nod to Benjamin Franklin I didn't come up with. I was very proud of this work at the time. It's all … Read more

Don’t you love it when The Onion’s headlines are perennially appropriate?

Supreme Court Overturns ‘Right v. Wrong’. 🇺🇸