1. June came and went, then the sun returned to usher in July. There's romance in the gloom, but only in small doses. (Consecutive weeks of grey, in summer, don't suit my temperament.) But perhaps it was necessary; as much as I was plagued by insomnia this month, June was also a time of deep rest. I ... Read More
Five Things (6.5.26)
1. How is it June already? I suppose I'm the only one to blame for letting the year slip by. There was a time when the world was, reportedly, spinning faster than it once did—but about a week ago, Forbes reported that Earth's rotation is slowing due to climate change. At fault: human contribution, ... Read More
Hold Your Horses
A few things to consider with (very quiet) Chinese New Year celebrations in tow: Hold your dreams and plans close. In a culture that promotes oversharing (which is rewarded by social platforms' need for engagement, not just a desire for authenticity), I suppose I’m traditional in wanting to ... Read More