I’ve been hitting “publish” nearly daily for a little over six months. I’ve been happy to see each like that comes my way, and grateful to see readers occasionally moved to comment. It’s seems there have been a couple of arcs to what I’ve posted. In the summer, I was focused a lot on … Continue reading Making Songwriting Tools and Opportunities Accessible
Category: Inherent Self-Worth
Cleverness Complicates
I’m in the fourth week since I’ve begun planning my week out in advance. Last week I noticed, I spent much time erasing and rearranging my time each day. I began to suspect it would be worthwhile using two sheets instead of one. One to track my plans, the other to track my actions. It … Continue reading Cleverness Complicates
The Conference Lobby
A while ago, friends of mine went to a music conference for the first time. The goal of conferences is generally to meet people, and let them know what you do. You know, networking. A person is given a name tag and set loose on awkward cocktail party of people all looking to make the … Continue reading The Conference Lobby
Fixed Gears
About ten years ago, I bought a used bike. The bike I owned was stolen out of my apartment’s foyer when my landlord left the door open. I didn’t want to invest in another new bike, so I bought one used bike. Because the old one had been stolen out of our foyer, I … Continue reading Fixed Gears
Meh, revisited
It’s interesting to see in my illustrations, perhaps some subconscious messages poking their little head into the sunlight. The kitty saying “Meh,” a perfectly reasonable and appropriate thing for a cat to say in popular culture’s telling of cats. But I could have said anything. Or nothing at all. Good 'ol Beanie could have just … Continue reading Meh, revisited
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