It’s been exactly one year since I last posted on this blog and that might seem like a sign that things are going well, seeing as the last 5 posts were not so much prose as they were a series of thoroughly detailed complaints.  So what’s different now is not that I don’t have

I had a job interview recently (3 months ago) that started with a hypothetical scenario: I am tasked with completing a project by the end of the week. Over the course of the week things come up, I slack off, it doesn’t get done. Now it’s the end of the week. What do I

trying to simplify So let me start from scratch: If I want to live a fulfilled life, how do I do it? Well, I know it doesn’t come from looking inward. My most fulfilling moments have always been in doing something with/for others. Laughing with my friends. Helping someone move. Hyping someone up. Admiring

So let me start from scratch: If I want to live a fulfilled life, how do I do it? Well, I know it doesn’t come from looking inward. My most fulfilling moments have always been in doing something with/for others. Laughing with my friends. Helping someone move. Hyping someone up. Being amazed by a

a working theory on christianity This is a rough draft.  I grew up going to church. I stopped sometime in college and had mostly given up on it until recently I visited a church on a whim and decided it’s important to believe in something and that being agnostic is a cop out. So

Finally watched Tár. Is it not Whiplash but opposite? Anyways, I liked it. I liked the weird nighttime scenes because even though I had no idea what they meant, I still felt smart because I knew they were doing something cinematically. I knew cinema was at play. And I didn’t pick my phone up