The Ghosts of New Years Past
I wonder why the New Year doesn’t begin in spring. It would seem so much more fitting, or so I used to believe. Outside my window stand barren trees. It […]
Tag Archives: happiness
Sweat, Tears and 215 miles of Sea
It’s been a while now since my last post. I’m still alive and well. Work and life and stress and a thousand other things have kept me from […]
Becoming Rick Springfield
I was standing in the bathroom recently and had an epiphany. In the bathroom you say? Yes, sadly that is where most of my epiphanies arrive. Perhaps my bathroom is […]
Ask Any Ten People
Don’t worry, I am not about to preach. But……….. Ask ten people what Easter means and you’ll get ten different opinions. Ten different explanations as to what the holiday […]
I’ve Lived Long Enough to Have Learned
That life will never be about the absence of despair. This life will take an emotional toll, it will hurt. There will be depression and desperation. Some days your heart […]
PharmaPsueSueSueDio
It’s hard to watch television anymore without being bombarded with advertisements for some drug or another. Some miracle ‘cure’ for some situation or action that occurs (or doesn’t) in our […]
Three Chords and the Truth
Fifteen odd years ago I was sitting in the desert with a group of guys listening to music. We were alone. It was close to Christmas. Everyone was desperately lonely […]
Good Morning Old Friend. And Goodbye.
I’ve made reference obliquely to the fact that I’ve had a hard couple of years in past posts and in other ways. No, I’ve had a hard few years actually. More […]
Damn the Torpedoes, Full Speed Ahead!
I roll sleepily from bed, early morning light streaming through the slits of the bedroom blinds as I blink myself awake. I sit up and sigh heavily rubbing the sleep […]
On Time, Happiness and the Wisdom of the Dying
It’s Friday, and what does that mean? Not much really, except on a certain cerebral level where some neurons fire telling us that this is the end of another work […]
