Dread

Dread is not something you should ever choose to experience. Essentially, it's fearfully anticipating something awful. In other words, you're imagining terror. You're terrorizing yourself. Don't do it. Don't anticipate fear. Enjoy life while you can. Face the crappy stuff when it comes, but not any sooner. Because the chance to enjoy the good stuff … Continue reading Dread

Complaints

It may feel constructive, important even to lodge complaints about everything you deem wrong with a situation. And being constructive, doing something important feels great, so complaining must feel great. You'll think complaining is great. That is, until you're on the receiving end of the complaints. That's when you understand nuance, and that there's another … Continue reading Complaints

Artists

There are people who can make art. They are talented and creative, and they are every single average human. Then there are individuals who are affected, precious and contrived. They call themselves artists and think they're more than just human. Everyone's capable of creativity, and everyone's capable of being obnoxious, it all comes down to … Continue reading Artists

Pumpkins

Pumpkins have stellar PR. They basically own the fall, with pumpkin-spiced everything, jack-o'-lanterns decorating all the best places, and pumpkin pie hitting most everyone's Thanksgiving table. But, even though pumpkins are everywhere, there are actually some people who don't like them. You can't win 'em all. So, if an almost universally known staple like a … Continue reading Pumpkins

October

With October we're fully in "Fall" mode. Pumpkins either flavor everything or decorate it. It's also "Spooky" season with Halloween coming up, so whatever isn't decorated with pumpkins gets witches, ghouls and ghosts, black cats and spiders, even elaborate over-sized spider webs. People actually dust away nature-made cobwebs, only to make room for the fake … Continue reading October