A writing class via Zoom, and my apology session with God afterwards.

I don’t know how the kids did it, during the pandemic.

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The terrifying convergence of beef Wellington, Midsomer Murders, X-Files, and that one time John Nettles liked my Tweet.

It's a real stretch, believe me.

Oct 6 • 

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What does it look like to pick up the mic?

A couple of things have mucked up my regular weekly Substack writing schedule.

Oct 1 • 

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September 2025

Charlie is gone. We are not.

How should we now live?

Sep 22 • 

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Saying goodbye to fading seasons in life.

It's not easy to know when time has moved on.

Sep 10 • 

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In the grand history of horrible logo remakes, Cracker Barrel is nowhere near as Legendary as what Doug Burgum did to the state of North…

Fonts matter.

Sep 1 • 

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August 2025

The rise and expansion of non-nutritive information.

It is difficult to select for less.

Aug 25 • 

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When a steak walks into the forest covered in honey.

Who should we blame?

Aug 18 • 

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The splendid self-driving camper.

When a hitch is optional but swear words are not.

Aug 11 • 

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If I were to start my own lifestyle brand show, it would look like this.

No one should sell you their life as a brand.

Aug 4 • 

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July 2025

When the mirror cracks from side to side.

::We are continuing our dive into Tennyson, which we started last week.::

Jul 28 • 

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The heavy brigade vs. the light brigade, and what we do with our mistakes.

We memorize the tragedy and forget the victory.

Jul 21 • 

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