Sometimes I can’t even pump gas without hearing it from just a few feet away. People will just talk about us and not care if we notice.
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Announcers say silly things, but when they describe what happens if you expect an offspeed pitch and get the heat, they speak the truth.
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We are back where we started 29 days ago, looking at September, with the 30th visible near the encouragement to house hope. We made it.
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A new study says rates of past-year suicide attempts by transgender and nonbinary youth increased amid state-level anti-trans laws.
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Speeding car zipping around me and weaving its way through traffic? No problem. It didn’t bother me, but I had the luxury of time on my side.
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I get that many of my opinions about editing aren’t the norm. I’m okay with that. Most days, I’d put my edits up against anyone’s.
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Recalling my biggest worries in 2014, comparing them to now, there’s no comparison. The world felt safer, more affordable, more manageable.
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The voice reminded me that I live in Washington. I can easily travel to Oregon and return to Washington. I live in the Pacific Northwest.
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I laughed. I cried. I cried some more. I still have a sore throat. It was a good night for my mental health. It felt almost normal.
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There are too many places for my addled brain to land as pieces of memories of Souther and his music float back to me today.
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