Putting the OM in OMG
Spring Has Sprung, The Grass Is Riz Picture it: it's 5:10 on a random weekday morning. My son and I are in the kitchen, silently but companionably together. I am drinking coffee and typing, and he is drinking his breakfast smoothie and staring off … [Continue reading]
This week I read, and was completely absorbed by, a book that was set in 1998, and I think that is the reason I have been awash in nostalgia. I don't know what you were doing in 1998, but I was in grad school, taking step aerobics classes, and … [Continue reading]
Whenever I read a post about someone's day to day life, I find myself fascinated. I would like to say that I am highly interested in the everyday mundanity we all experience as a whole, the extraordinary in the ordinary, the details that make our … [Continue reading]
It's April! It's not even an April Fool's joke, it's actually April. I do not know what it was, but, as I mentioned before, March felt like it was three months long; not in a bad way, this is not a complaint, but it seemed to stretch on and on. Maybe … [Continue reading]
March has been so busy, and full, and fun, and I am surprised we are still in it. Typically, the months fly by so quickly I hardly realize that we experienced a month, but for some reason I feel astonishment that it's still March. Two weeks ago I was … [Continue reading]
Fly High Free Bird The soul-crushing airline industry has completely ruined my idea of what is normal and what is not. To me, flight departure and arrival times are completely nebulous, an approximation at best. I just assume that no flight will … [Continue reading]
One of my very Favourite Things about air travel is the insane cultural whiplash you can experience in only a few hours. It's pretty incredible, when you think about it. One moment one is involved in their sleepy little life, and the next moment one … [Continue reading]
