The older I get, the more difficult it is to sleep in on weekends. I can understand that when you're really young, the world is a new and astonishing place and you're little neurons, and dendrites cry out to be developed and elongated (or whatever neurons and dendrites do when they're being used). As babies, … Continue reading The Big Giant Hand
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When Literature Fraternizes with Mathematics
My mind rejects numbers. I only do math if I have to: figuring out the tip at a restaurant, calculating the time of arrival for a drive to the big city. But now there are Apps for both. It’s sad but true, but there was a time when I would withdraw five dollars from the […]
A True Hero Wears No Mask
“Then, when he was all shipshape, his father put his big arms around him, and held him close to him for a few moments. Like an actor on a stage. It was not a thing you would see in real life anyway, and there was a faraway look on his father’s face, like it was … Continue reading A True Hero Wears No Mask
