Category: absence

• Spam from the Great Beyond

  Sep 6

  If you are reading this, then the Lord Bobcat Jesus has come down in his infinite flames and glory, surrounded by heavenly hosts and neighborly guests, in order to take… more ›

• Voices

  Sep 4

  Nothing abides. Nothing remains. Today I found out that Ray Williams died. (We raise our voices.) He was the chair of the fine arts division at the community college I… more ›

• Voices

  Sep 4

  Nothing abides. Nothing remains. Today I found out that Ray Williams died. (We raise our voices.) He was the chair of the fine arts division at the community college I… more ›

• Euro-Franz Say Auf Wiedersehen

  Aug 23

  Euro-Franz isn’t one to cherish or even approve of long goodbyes. Perhaps he’s said goodbye too many times. When he lived in Japan all those years ago, he was even… more ›

• Euro-Franz Say Auf Wiedersehen

  Aug 23

  Euro-Franz isn’t one to cherish or even approve of long goodbyes. Perhaps he’s said goodbye too many times. When he lived in Japan all those years ago, he was even… more ›

• People Unclear

  Jul 16

  Over the past few days I’ve been completely surrounded by people unclear on the concept of how to be adult human beings. For example, when I dropped off my recycling… more ›

• People Unclear

  Jul 16

  Over the past few days I’ve been completely surrounded by people unclear on the concept of how to be adult human beings. For example, when I dropped off my recycling… more ›

• The Sky Is (Still) Falling

  Jul 11

  For those of you who are relatively new to this eight-year-old blog, today is the twenty-eighth anniversary of Skylab‘s descent. I began my own Crash Course shortly before the twentieth… more ›

• The Sky Is (Still) Falling

  Jul 11

  For those of you who are relatively new to this eight-year-old blog, today is the twenty-eighth anniversary of Skylab‘s descent. I began my own Crash Course shortly before the twentieth… more ›

• Biomap

  Jul 2

  Since we’ll be losing our home in the next few months, I’ve been thinking a lot about the places I’ve called home for the past (almost) 40 years. Here’s a… more ›