Because the thought occurred now and it might be gone tomorrow
As per usual, here’s my post-holiday winter post, recapping whatever I was up to in January last year. I mocked Boomer indignation regarding lessened staff in service jobs I replaced a bathroom fan and remarked on the quality of the prior owner’s work Aside from that, the holidays were stressful as usual and too action-packed …
Hey look y’all! Another lightbulb post! You bet! I have much jesting, at the expense of Baby Boomers and my wife. *** Okay, so this is just one of those filler posts I come up with in winter. But even in the mediocrity of suburban creativity can one ruminate. One can also be that shameless …
It had snowed. Enough to cover the grass. It never snowed that much in Lubbock. I was privy to the scene first, as for reasons that still escape me, thawing the family rabbits’ water bottles in the pre-dawn days of winter was my job alone. And in order to be ready for school on time, …
It’s February. I call this, somewhat unsubtley, the suicide month. So what better time to pick up a classic post-apocalyptic novel that’s been on my list? That’s right, go all in! In short, it’s the story of a man and his son. The man tries to keep his son alive by scavenging in a nuclear-ravaged …
Last year around this time I padded my lack of winter content with a January recap post of the prior year. The list is shorter this time. Apparently the promotion has sapped much of my creative energy: I discussed switching my server’s TLS certificate from Let’s Encrypt to Sectigo I forced my kid to play …