Essays Here's to a Great Reset Here's a couple thoughts on the transition back to real life, and some thoughts on the next year of this blog.
Essays The Road Goes On Forever My solo road trip through Utah's National Parks during the 2020 COVID Pandemic.
Essays Ten Years In Thai Town This month is my tenth anniversary in Los Angeles (Thai Town). Here are a few things I could have done better, and a few I think I did right.
Essays Pershing Square, Get Off My Lawn Pershing Square sits atop a parking garage between 5th and 6th street in downtown Los Angeles... And it sucks.
Essays William James, Grant at Galena, and the American Shadow In 1906 American psychologist and philosopher Williams James gave a speech at Stanford praising the “higher military virtues “ of discipline, self-sacrifice, and hardihood. The speech became a well-known essay titled “The Moral Equivalent of War.”
Essays Promise Land Callin' The man was in rough shape. His hair was unkempt. His skin was tanned and covered in dirt. He wore generic track pants and a ratty, sweat yellowed t-shirt.
Essays Ten West Interstate 10, or I-10, or “the 10” as it’s known colloquially, is a trans-continental highway that travels east from the Pacific Ocean in Santa Monica (assuming you’re on the west coast) through Los Angeles and on towards Phoenix.
