The Sunday New York Times never fails to deliver fascinating writing. Rather than an in depth article on the latest outbreak of war or an insider’s guide to to the latest trend, the most interesting piece of the April 5, 2009 edition was the two paragraph conclusion tucked at the tail of A.O. Scott’s “In [...] Read more »
When the relationship ended, all I could think about were the good traits. I’d wander around, searching for someone, something that could mimic those things that had kept us connected in a way that brought such joy and vision. In a way, I knew my search was naive. I would never find another that would [...] Read more »
“So how’s that going for you?” asks Thor. He’s not really focusing on me, but I don’t mind. I’d rather he pay attention to driving on this cold January night than look at me. “There are issues. Every once in a while, I try to check in somewhere and it simply doesn’t work. The other [...] Read more »
Given how much I enjoyed the last Ignite Boulder (after all, it is the event that got me onto Twitter), I’ve been thinking regularly about what I might do as a presentation if I got the chance. While many of the presentations were interesting, I felt they were also a little serious. “I think it [...] Read more »
The flashing neon reflects on the street as we pull up. It always does when it’s this cold and every crevice in the road is iced over. I have no worries about that, though. I’ve got media on my mind. — On Wednesday, I stumbled into a strange little event called Ignite Boulder, my never-worn [...] Read more »