None of it is. I remember thinking the Astronomy class in high school would be so much fun, but then again, it had math. A lot of it. Confusing math. Like, what is the Local Hour Angle and the Right
Moonrise (and set) Kingdom, a February Update (Revised 2-27)
As January matured, my regular work load for the old reliable 9-5 began to shore up. February saw me assigned to assist on a project out of office and often out doors in freezing weather until Wednesday the 26th. A
“It will be our Tomorrow”
Everyone loves him here, but also, there’s disliking Pete for reasons, and then there’s a group of people in South Bend who take it to a level where any indication of dissent against the commonly considered ‘good’ begins to look
Tuesday Thoughts on “The Sheet”.
I’ve spent the last two weeks attempting to plug some pieces of an excel spreadsheet together for some of the deep forest web, in the effort of smoothing the corners of the praxis of magical timing. I’ve taken full responsibility
In Memory of Future Cancellations
Mark Fischer’s work Ghosts of My Life: Writings on Depression, Hauntology, and Lost Futures connected themselves to the various pieces of Star Trek shapes I still carry with me from back when that sort of thing still mattered. Probably because