Reflections At The Close Of The Year
2025 was a difficult year, or so we are told.
2025 was a difficult year, or so we are told.
It’s become the norm lately to approach the world with pessimism, especially among younger people. There was a time when I’d walk through the hospital and say good morning to
I know more about women’s fashions in 1860 than any straight man has a right to know.
How much longer? How long can we continue to serve this broken system? Many of the day-to-day events that suck the joy out of my life are small, petty events.
I lost another brother today. We weren’t born of the same mother and didn’t even meet until late in life, but I still call him my brother. We bonded over
The page came over the old, outdated trauma pager, “Red Trauma, ETA 5 minutes. GSW to head, intubated, no further information.” Also: Graphic Content Warning
This original post was from Bruce looking for a beta Reader for his next novel, Proud Waves be Stilled.
I am posting this in a spirit of humility. I don’t want debate, but do invite comment. I don’t pretend to have special revelation. Far from it. Take what you
I know more about women’s fashions in 1860 than any straight man has a right to know. I can spend an hour telling you about ship building techniques in 10th
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