Maximum marriage
I used to know a guy who took such good care of his wife, who was suffering from dementia. The impact of his love for her has never left me.
20 years since mom died
I’ve written before about my mom’s death here, and here on the 10 year anniversary of her death. Now another dubious milestone: it’s been twenty … Read More
A podcast on books and writing
I know, another white guy with a podcast. But if you wanted to get some off-the-cuff thoughts about books I’m reading in about half an hour to an hour, this might be your jam.
After six months of less work, my heart shows the difference
Sometime around March or April of this year I started noticing an odd trend in the heart rate data my Apple Watch collects. And I found the problem and solution impacting my health that I didn’t even notice.
Roe v. Wade is on a collision course with itself
By the 1980s Ronald Reagan appointed Sandra Day O’Connor to the bench and the justices began to sway more conservatively, thought not entirely because of her. In every case that even lightly touched on Roe, the justices made a point to make their opinions about it known. Among them was Justice Scalia who openly despised it to the point you’d think it was the only thing he ever thought about.