On Reflection

The book Rich Dad, Poor Dad appalled and inspired me

Where do we end and non-we begin?

When you click, does it kill the vibe?

“To remember is to throw a party for what is lost, to stop the lightning with a piece of wire.” — Antonio Lucas

My Childhood View of Two Different Worlds Only Minutes Apart

Reflections on love, understanding, acceptance, and mortality

Does change equal progress?

Why we can — and maybe should — walk away from Education as Institution

We are unique — not the only ones

What messages are we sending to the next generation?

Reflections on household chaos and Imagination

Reflections on fishing an insect from the river

We spend our lives scattering seeds on a barren landscape in the desperate hope that some of them might survive

Lost in reflection at Grandma’s funeral

And how it is in us to take charge of our future

How ChatGPT, DMX, and my father’s death revealed a global crisis of anticipatory grief

Capturing the essence of a subject also means capturing the essence of you

Sometimes the universe conspires to give you exactly what you need precisely when you need it

Because people can be kind, no matter what we used to think.

Especially when you’re the gayest of the Guays

Which sets your intentions?

It’s 51 years after her death, and for the first time, I feel a connection to a mother I never knew

It’s created from moments of connection, understanding, and peace.

We must celebrate the lasting memories created through the simple act of play