Month: November 2026

  • The Color Of Goodbye

    They say that New Year’s Eve is when we say goodbye to the year. But December is formality. The real goodbye happens in those quiet November afternoons. When the very last of the golden leaves hold out to be painted by the sun. That moment is the real goodbye. Quiet, private, unexpectedly stumbled upon. And…

  • Do We Have Free Will?

    I recently finished a former New York Times Bestselling book by Robert M. Sapolsky titled Determined: A Science Of Life Without Free Will Me finishing it was an example of his thesis on free will which is that; free will, in its most idealized sense, doesn’t exist. And that what we think is free will…

  • How The Sardine Supply Chain Disruption Of 2026 Affected My Emperor Caesar Augustus Role Playing Schedule

    The mid summer of 2026 brought with it a supply chain disruption in canned sardine exporting and retail appropriation. A lot of it was because people started to really get onto the dietary benefits of sardines as well as other canned fish. For me though, it interrupted my role-playing as Caesar Augustus, the first emperor…

  • Autumn Errands

    I did some grocery shopping for the 2026 Midterm Election watch party I’m going to tonight. I bought a large pasta and buffalo chicken dip platter that I’m sure will be a hit. Two things that cross my mind at least once anytime I’m out and about on these quests: Even though its “running errands”…