Loudly Bergamot and Nearly Perfect
April is Aprilis, from aperire: to open. Spring opens the earth, flowers open to sun, books close for tax season.
How old is my water?
There’s a lot of things in our modern, privileged life that have always been there. That will always be
Soccer, Stardust, and a Stadium Hot Dog
March is Martius, named for Mars, the god of war and harvest. Marking the start of the farming and military
A Year to Rest, Listen, and Move
John Mayer and I have a lot in common. Between the two of us, we have seven Grammys, one of
A Third is Less Than a Quarter
Nobody fails a math test out loud.
They smile. They nod. They say "sounds great, let me think about
Up to 100%
Your contractor says he’ll remove “up to 100% of the mold.”
Your surgeon says she’ll remove “up to
Drill Bits, Burgers, and Why Words Matter
McDonald's CEO called his new burger a product. One word. Endless ridicule. Why mere words matter in sales and marketing.
Februa, Florida, and Falling Quiet
February is Februa, the Roman ritual of purification, which is on brand as Ohio exhales a thaw. A reminder everyone
Same Words, Different Soil
Why I'm leaving Twitter for Threads after 14 Years and 6,574 posts.
Blizzards, Bread, and Bob Weir
January is Janus with two faces looking backward and forward at once, which about feels right.
Sourdough rising in the
