We all justify our shit. Some of us do it for sporting reasons, as we don't want to let our opponent (us) sense our weakness. Because that is, after all, anathema to any competitive endeavor worth suiting up for. And self analysis isn't simply a sport, it's a collision sport . . sprinkled in therapy… Continue reading Food (For Mindless) Thought
Author: Sorryless
635 Reasons to Love Cleveland
Remember that girlfriend you had in high school who was constantly pulling you around by the leash? She'd break your heart one week only to pick up all the pieces inside the next? And every time you thought you'd finally learned your lesson, every time you'd talked yourself into never going back to her, she… Continue reading 635 Reasons to Love Cleveland
Wordless Wednesday
Losing My Own Personal Cold War
The world seems to be going to Hades in a howitzer. We have the looming specter of nuclear winters, climate expanded summers and a ubiquitous fall from grace in the United States of Twitter. So why shouldn't I rail on fucking cart attendants? Namely, my man Robert. And if you ain't down with the snark in that… Continue reading Losing My Own Personal Cold War
Three Days in Woodstock
If someone thinks that love and peace is a cliche that must have been left behind in the Sixties, that's his problem. Love and peace are eternal ~ John Lennon The morning sun was shaking loose and sprinkling its rind across a Thursday morning that had come much too soon. Our three days had behaved like… Continue reading Three Days in Woodstock
There’s a time for kneeling, and a time for standing up
I am totally down with the new Nike ad campaign that features former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick, even if I'm not sold on the feng shui of this union just yet. Let's chill with this idea that Kaepernick is this generation's Muhammad Ali. This, ain't that. I'm not talking about what each man risked in… Continue reading There’s a time for kneeling, and a time for standing up
