Acceptance Is Not Agreement

Approximate Reading Time: 3 minutesA series about patterns, connections, hindsight, and those moments when scattered pieces suddenly form a bigger picture. October 18, 2026 — Fifty-five years later Fifty-five years ago today(*), my father died by suicide. I was twelve. It was his third … Continue reading →

AI or No AI? – Isn’t Actually the Right Question.

Approximate Reading Time: 8 minutesWhat Did I Delegate? AI, Writing, and the Economics of Assistance (*) (*) NOTE: This article talks about the use of AI and omits the environmental cost. It is in no way intended to dismiss the very real issues that … Continue reading →

The Philosophy of Enoughness and What it Says About Stewardship and Possession

Approximate Reading Time: 6 minutesI realized something recently about the way I become attached to things. And by things, I mean almost everything: animals, houses, land, furniture, tools, books, gardens, old objects, even relationships. My attachment grows through care. I clean things. Fix them. … Continue reading →

The Six and the Nine of Redemption

Approximate Reading Time: 4 minutesThere is a familiar meme about perspective: two people stand on opposite sides of a number painted on the ground. One sees a 6. The other sees a 9. They are looking at the same thing, but from different positions, … Continue reading →