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Retro #16: August
September???!!?!
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Retro #15: July
July was such a packed month—I’m exhausted but for entirely great reasons.
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Retro #14: June
What the hell, July is half over already and I’m finally looking backward at June… it was such a full month, I feel so blessed!
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Retro #13: May
Another friend of mine passed away in late May.
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Retro #12: April
I felt sluggish, disinterested, adrift, dissatisfied this month.
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Retro #11: March
Hello!
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Retro #10: February
Somehow January felt like it lasted a million years but I barely remember February happening at all.
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Retro #9: January
Man, January felt a trillion weeks long, didn’t it?
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The anti-cringe
The singular Dan McQuade passed away this week.
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Retro #8
I’ve been gravitating toward having a single longer-form thought at the beginning of these retro posts, and then throwing some grab-bag items in afterward.
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Retro #7: It's capitalism, stupid
In my “stuff I’m looking forward to” last week I mentioned Rogers v.
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Retro #6: Recent lessons
I got a really nice comment about the retro posts the other day: these posts bring me back to the early-aughts-blogspot days, I think they’re great!
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Retro #5: 2025, etc.
I waffled a lot about what to include in retros, and eventually waffled about writing retros at all, because I’m always re-evaluating how much to share about myself online.
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Retro #4: Re-learning to think longform thoughts
After a brief interlude we’re back on the retro train over here!
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Fanfare for these uncommon men
“…Remember that if there is to be drama in your life somebody must pay the piper in the coin of suffering.
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Retro #3: Baseball in progress, nothing else matters
This retro was meant to happen on September 28, but that day I ended up being a little busy: As these things sometimes go, the baseball just kept on happening, and the Jays kept on going, and now I’m writing weeks late before they play game 6 of the ALCS,…
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Retro #2: September 1-14
The other day, a key broke off of the little low-profile keyboard I’ve had for four and a half years.
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August retro
I’ve long enjoyed Jenn “hotter and smarter” Schiffer’s weekly retro posts, so much so that I’m going to try doing them myself.
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Synchronous
Let me tell you about something that happened to me recently.
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Books I read in 2024
This year, I read: Elise Hu - Flawless: Lessons in Looks and Culture from the K-Beauty Capital Culturally fascinating!
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Books I read in 2023
Last year, I read: Andy Greenberg - This Machine Kills Secrets (audio) Kyle Chayka - The Longing for Less Aubrey Gordon - You Just Need to Lose Weight (audio) Don DeLillo - Pafko at the Wall Walter Álvarez - T-Rex and the Crater of Doom (audio) Andy Green…
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Can you have two fresh starts on one blog?
Let’s revisit something I wrote in June 2017: First blog posts are awkward.
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A year in review
I’ve never had a year like this one.
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Process
My main non-day-job gig right now is playing in a live karaoke band, simultaneously the most fun and most difficult gig ever.
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Puzzling through
There’s this weird thing that happens when you get over the first few bumps in a beginner learning curve and your muscle memory starts taking over, like you’re suddenly having an out-of-body experience, observing yourself doing things without any input fr…
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A fresh start
First blog posts are awkward.
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2015
(imported from tumblr) “Meaningful games,” we said a lifetime ago—“we just want games to mean something.
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We were there
(imported from tumblr) There were two times in the span of the past week when I sat in my seat at the Rogers Centre during a game started by Cole Hamels and Marcus Stroman and wished for death.
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2014: Exhale. Exeunt.
(imported from tumblr) Every time the Blue Jays play the Kansas City Royals my brain gets thrown for a loop.
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Jarome & Roy
(imported from tumblr) I never knew Roy Halladay as a Blue Jay.
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2013: A Eulogy
(imported from tumblr) The Blue Jays played their 162nd game of the season yesterday.