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...
by Ken | Dec 22, 2012 | Business & Work, Everyday Life, Family & Personal, Parkview
The Mayans didn’t see it coming, and neither did I. I had a mid-life crisis (sort of, I think), and a record year in Kentropolis. I have a phone that is practically a tri-corder, a new kitten (very possibly the cutest in the world, and the reincarnation of...
by Ken | Nov 25, 2012 | Poetry & Prose
I Want My Childhood I didn’t know the stillness of falling snow, swift silence I didn’t bother to listen until I grew out of my skin and finally slowed down There it is beauty still There was no one to share it with me in a tobaggan with no hill sent out...
by Ken | Oct 5, 2012 | Business & Work, Editorial & Discussion, Everyday Life
What I did cannot be accurately described as “buying a phone”. In fact, I played with my Samsung Galaxy Skyrocket (S2) for several hours before thinking maybe I should use my “device” for calling someone. In one fell swoop, I Freecycled my...
by Ken | Aug 12, 2012 | Business & Work, Everyday Life, Parkview, Photography
The last couple weeks I’ve gotten a lot of stuff done — doing projects one after another, checking off house chore lists, and tonight I reached the rare goal of an empty Outlook inbox. However, I had to cancel a service day for Earth 2 Mouth because I...
