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Distraction. Distraction. Distraction.
March 6, 2026
Like almost everybody, I spend far too much time on the internet. It’s hard not to, especially in the winter when we are stuck indoors. In a recent internet conspiracy around whether or not Jim Carrey was cloned or sends a body double in his place (I think it’s very possible Jim has a body
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When The Body Sleeps
March 2, 2026
Chapter One. Quinn Harting was a normal boy who likes dinosaurs and superheroes. He was frightened of the dark, a quality his father thought was sign of weakness, completely forgetting his own fear of the dark when he was small, clinging to his mother’s leg. So the irony was completely lost on Quinn’s father when
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Boys Chase Girls
February 18, 2026
It is legitimately crazy for humans as a species to act like there isn’t an innate difference between boys and girls. Yes, there are outliers and exceptions, but for the masses, gender is not a social construct. There are things innately different about boys and girls and anyone who has worked with young children or
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On the 7th Day, You’ll Breathe Again (Like Never Before)
February 14, 2026
No one goes into an elective surgery without some sort of promise. It wouldn’t be the first time I elected for surgery (a tonsillectomy which literally almost killed me, as I hemorrhaged blood enough blood post surgery to land me back into the hospital in need of a double blood transfusion), and if I lived
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Oysters
February 5, 2026
In the before times (pre COVID), it was rather easy to find dollar oysters during happy hours. In fact, I had a list of places on my phone. Few things in this life bring me more satisfaction than reduced price drinks and dollar oysters. Yes, eating anything raw comes with a warning. But oysters are
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Off My Meds
February 4, 2026
Towards the end of 2025, I had absconded my meds for a number of reasons, but perhaps the most honest reason is that people with bi-polar II tend to be completely unreliable with their meds. This is was a common trend with people with such mental problems. I was no exception to any rule. After
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Nathan from Nebraska
January 24, 2026
“No alien land in all the world has any deep strong charm for me but that one, no other land could so longingly and so beseechingly haunt me, sleeping and walking, through half a lifetime, as that one has done. Other things leave me, but it abides; other things change, but it remains the same.
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Pele
January 15, 2026
Like all good volcano stories, mine starts hanging half out of a jeep getting a video of the eruption smoke bellowing in the air, letting out a series of stoked chants like, “whoohoo” or “let’s goooo!” No, that isn’t right. It actually started sooner. Back at the end of 2025, when I was already mentally
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Rip Tide
January 6, 2026
“There’s a time in our lives We start again on writing our part As the story goes on It’s the rule that we remember our lines I know everyone would want me to say That I’m not afraid to be alone I’m gonna live, I’m alright I’m gonna die, it’s alright, I’m okay” — That’s
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Escape Artist : A Short Story
January 2, 2026
All my life I loved action movies and I thought it was even a little romantic if you were gagged, tied to a chair and waiting for your beloved to save you from the bad guy, only in real life there is no one to save you, because your beloved put you here. And here
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