Musings from the Mess
Musings from the MessMusings from the Mess. Meandering and messy conversations on identity, morality, culture, politics, and purpose, written by a curious observer asking big questions and thinking out loud. No hot takes, just honest reflection from the middle of the mess.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 19 | Subscribers | Read | musingsfromthemess.substack.com |
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A Gradient of Objectivity
Writing, for me, has never been about performing. It isn’t about presenting, but about excavating; a way of digging through the noise inside my own mind. The page isn’t an audience waiting to be entertained; it’s a mirror, sometimes foggy, ...
Musings from a Walk - Part 5
The Apostle Islands National Lakeshore in northern Wisconsin is stunning even on its most difficult days. But visit it during autumn, when the air feels fresh and crisp, when the leaves are putting on their final act before winter’s arrival...
Bottomless Mirror
Bottomless Mirror
Musings from a Walk - Part 4
This morning’s walk started under a sky that seemed uncertain, caught between night and day, summer and fall. The cool breath of last night still lingered, pressing against the warmth of the rising sun, and together they created a fog that ...
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Musings from the mess - conversations on identity, morality, culture, politics, and purpose; written by a curious observer asking big questions and thinking out loud. No hot takes, just honest reflection from the middle of the mess.
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