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Homers
Jul 14, 2026
Bring Boredom Back
Jul 7, 2026
The Story of the Hawaiian Monk Seal
Jun 26, 2026
Pushed Off Stage
Jun 12, 2026
Paint the City in Blue and Orange
Jun 10, 2026
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Homers
July 14, 2026
Who is the most famous Homer in history? Is it Homer of the Iliad and Odyssey or Homer Simpson? Now, most intellects would quickly argue that, of course, it’s Homer of the most epic tale of all time. But the same historians would argue that Homer didn’t even exist as one man, it’s more of
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Bring Boredom Back
July 7, 2026
There seems to be a perpetual phenomenon, or day I say epidemic, with the youth today. I see with kids I’m related to, or kids I’m a part time caretaker for… they are perpetually bored. In the house, outside, for three seconds in a car, this whiny little voice saying, “I’m bored!” I hardly remember
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The Story of the Hawaiian Monk Seal
June 26, 2026
If you go to Hawaii, there is a great chance you’ll see all types of majestic wildlife, including the endangered monk seal. In my travels to Hawaii, I’ve seen many a monk seal. Usually you see them sun bathing on the shore, taking a break from swimming. They are big creatures, with a healthy amount
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Pushed Off Stage
June 12, 2026
Lucky for me, I have a collection of memories so outrageously fun and hilarious from my comedy career, they seem to have made all the hard times worth it. Sometimes these moments are times I am crushing on stage in what I would consider truly great sets, but more likely it’s shared moments with other
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Paint the City in Blue and Orange
June 10, 2026
From the first game in the NBA finals, every bar in every borough of NYC was overflowing with people. Lines were aggravatingly long for drinks. People were literally watching from the streets, not even drinking at all, just to be part of a legendary New York City experience. Admittedly, basketball isn’t really my sport. I’m
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INSANITY – a short story
May 31, 2026
“I don’t understand. You saw it? You saw god?” “Only when it passed through me. And it wasn’t god.” “You said it was the creator?” “I said it was the created. Quite different from the creator. Not god.” “So, what did it look like?” “It didn’t have a shape. Not in the traditional sense of
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The Story of Brian
May 22, 2026
This blog couldn’t be called “The Life of Brian” because that’s already one of my favorite movies by the Monty Python boys, and Brian is also in the middle of his life. But this is about Brian Butcher, and yes, that’s his actual name not the fictional name of someone in a super hero show.
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When Life Literally Shits On You
May 12, 2026
The sun was shining on a glorious Spring day in May in New York, sans humidity, perfect weather. The type of weather that lifts your spirits even in tough times. Families bring their kids to the park, dogs play catch with their owners, skateboarders attempt new tricks. Despite the looming doom of the great empire
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Hips That Lie
May 3, 2026
As a science defying late bloomer (seriously, my pediatricians said they were going to use my growth chart to medical students because I didn’t get my period until I was 17 and had a growth spurt in my 20s), I was doomed to shop at “Kids R Us” in high school. The only pants not
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You Can Be My Enemy
April 27, 2026
People need an enemy. The world needs an enemy. You see it all the time. That’s why political tribalism is so bad in America in 2026. It’s so easy to say that the fault absolutely the other guy. No nuance. No accountability. No reflection. If people don’t have a monster, they will create one. The
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