running, living well, and relentlessly blazing your own trail
Don’t be afraid to die, be afraid of not living. -Tim Barry I can’t believe an entire month has gone by since the last time I published something on this blog! I’ve been meaning to, and even wrote a few drafts, but really have been avoiding this one subject. At this point, I […]
Read More…This morning I woke up in the middle of the sky to an intercom voice announcing initial descent into Newark, New Jersey. I opened my eyes to see the sun peeking over the blanket of clouds and immediately resented the East coast for being three hours ahead of the time zone I’ve grown accustomed to. After eating, […]
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Left em behind, and followed rock & roll. This morning I saw a man dressed in a button down & tie for the first time since moving to Northern California. I think I love it here. After that unusual spotting, I had breakfast in the café attached to my favorite locally owned health food store (there’s […]
Read More…This past weekend, I made my first trip back to Seattle since coming out to the farm. In addition to visiting a very good friend from Jerz, I was delighted to encounter some pretty horrid anxiety attacks there. This was completely unexpected. I used to live in a city. My lifestyle is heavily based on […]
Read More…Totally traveling right now, which kind of makes it difficult to publish blog posts, so thanks for being patient. i have been getting a little stressed out by fussing with this tablet i m typing on and the bluetooth keyboard can bite me so please excuse the excessive typos here Still rolling around, but have made […]
Read More…January 19, 2012; The NYU Psilocybin Cancer Project It’s a Saturday night, and I’m sitting around watching a lecture. This is not at all related to any of the classes I’m currently taking. BEAT THAT NERDINESS!
Read More…So, after the exhaust pipe fell off my car on Valentines Day, I was forced to have it repaired, which was horrible news for my wallet, but in effect has left me with a vehicle that’s actually safe to drive >10 miles at once. To celebrate, I drove to Philadelphia this past weekend to visit […]
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