Almanac of the Everyday
Brian CheeExcerpts from a writing project about ordinary moments that reveal a deeper meaning.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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#33 How to Stay Alive When Someone You Love Dies
People expire, and whether you believe in god or not you will be left behind. They will be gone: the voice, the laugh, the moods and all the idiosyncrasies that cling to memories. And even though we live in a world where it seems as though...
#45 What to Do When You Discover You’re Not Needed, and Why that’s a Beautiful Thing
You think you matter. In fact, you think you are THE central and leading actor in the world that spins around you: At work or at home, with friends or lovers, you are where you are because you are the keymaster. You provide a precious gift...
#32 Before You Set the Value of the Time You Give, Think About What You Get
It’s Saturday, you’re doing yard work, and you are not at all happy about it. It’s a boring, mindless, and frustrating task, just like grocery shopping, washing the car, and picking up dog poop. Surely there are better things to do with you...
#23 Before You Decide to Start Fasting, Think About Your Favorite Burrito
It’s 6 am and you wake up thinking about cereal. And a latte. Or maybe it’s the weekend and you wake up to the thought of eggs and pancakes.
If you’re fasting, go back to sleep. If you can.
When lunch comes around and your head starts tal...
#13 How to Use AI and Not End Up Being a Battery
Everyone should watch The Matrix. A 1999 sci-fi masterpiece, humans live in a simulated world created by machines; it’s to dupe us into thinking we live wonderful lives, when the truth is that we are actually bio-electric batteries for the...
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I began writing as a reporter working for newspapers in urban cities. It was an instructive start to a storyteller’s life, a long road that has taken me to advertising, automotive journalism, marketing, creative writing, and more.
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