My thoughts as I figure out life and world travel from a seated position.
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It’s Hard to Be Sad on a Gorgeous Fall Morning
The world is so hard. Right now, it feels like a lot. And this is the mid-point for my annual roller-coster week: the anniversaries of my dad’s death, my beloved dog’s death (Scout, not Rocky), the anniversary of my dad’s funeral, and then...
See, What Happened Was . . .
So hello. I have been away from Substack for a few weeks, since the middle of September, and I should explain. Except there’s not really an explanation. I was on Substack, I was reading other people’s work, I was liking and restacking, I wa...
Cross-Post: Storms Ahead
I am having a bad day, which means my legs aren’t working and my fingers are stiff so typing is hard. I didn’t sleep well last night, because Rocky kept waking up and barking, and he is barking now. Luckily for all of us, I wrote a review o...
Goodbye to All That
As I mentioned last post, I was due for my first colonoscopy. I am in my late 40s, and I am also prone to the wellness-doomscrolling that informs you in no uncertain terms that there is A RISE IN YOUNG (i.e. under-50s) PEOPLE DYING OF COLO-...
One Art
The poet Elizabeth Bishop wrote sparingly during her life, and each poem is therefore a small perfection. When I was in college, I was struck by '“One Art,” in particular, which I read, as many do, as a lost-love poem. The final lines, espe...
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After fighting it for years, I've finally realized that having MS is a big part of my identity, not least because I use a wheelchair and a walker. It's hard to pretend able-bodiedness with these accessories.
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