
mostly questions, occasionally answers, about the world and our tiny place in it
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| Issues | 36 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 3 months ago |
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When listing the gravest disappointments I’ve faced in this life, ranking high is each time I’ve stared at a cluster of lights in the sky only to realize they are not a previously-unknown constellation, but a bundle of satellites smirking f...
I can’t remember who I have told1 what about chicken duty lately but the gist is that for the time being, it’s (more or less) only me caring for them these days. I wouldn’t mind it but… I have a couple other balls in the air, okay? Going to...
I was lucky enough to have many friends share their first birds in the first weeks of the year; I have tried not to let the sheer, unbridled power of being a bird oracle get to my head. I’m kidding but I’m not. I love blabbering on about bi...
I was raised to be ambivalent about the new year and all things pertaining to luck, superstition, kismet. Against my mother’s wishes,1 the pendulum swung so far in the other direction that I cannot so much as glance toward a clock at 11:12...
On the hottest day of the summer, bite into a nectarine. Do nothing to stop the juice from dripping down your chin and onto your shirt. For the rest of the day, wear the nectarine stain as a badge of honor. Decide to tell anyone who asks ab...
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particularly curious person, savorer, & writer in lowcountry, sc - interested in most things and an expert in none.
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