by Ken | Jul 22, 2013 | Uncategorized
A baby bird passed away today. Merry was trying to nurse it to health, feeding it baby food with a syringe. It didn’t seem to have its eyes opened, and never unfurled its wings. We buried it respectfully in the landscaping of the pond I was working on. I will...
by Ken | Jun 15, 2013 | Everyday Life, Family & Personal, Woodworking & Other Projects
I wrote about my one last visit to Christina at college a Saturday in April, but didn’t mention I especially liked picking up one of harmonicas lying around to collaborate in a random jam session with Christina and a friend. If I ever learn violin, Merry will...
by Ken | Jun 7, 2013 | Everyday Life
I felt a growing anticipation as I neared the mall. A brother arranged it because I didn’t have the money at the time a few weeks earlier — it was a salew of the day. When I got there I had to unzip her — if it was a her — like a new mother...
by Ken | May 18, 2013 | Business & Work, Family & Personal
Christina graduates today, receiving a degree in English from SUNY Fredonia. Not in a “couldn’t think of a major” sort of English, but “I’m going to copy edit the h3ll out of the universe and no one will stop me” kinda way. Oddly,...
by Ken | Apr 29, 2013 | Family & Personal, Religion & Spirituality
During a fit of meditation, I reached out psychically to a friend I haven’t spoken to in a while, but felt recoiled, rejected, until a warm feeling a few days later, as if to apologize. I miss them and sometimes have a strong empathic connection, but in some...
