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  • Coming Around to Conferences (and a reprint offer that shocked and humbled)

    I’ve been to two professional conferences in my lifetime. The first – the American College Health Association’s annual conference, and PowerDMS’s Ignite conference. The first was in Washington D.C. in 2018 and the later was… Read more

  • 21,024 Million Miles and Counting

    Okay, so that might be a gross oversimplification but the point stands: at a recently reached thirty-six years of age and an average distance of 584 million miles for each trip around the sun… well,… Read more

  • Humidity – synonymous for hell

    I’m a little done with being sticky all the time. Or only being able to go for a half-hour run before I’m convinced that the air I’m breathing is really just transparent sludge. But, in… Read more

  • Mayday!! I missed May Day

    So, for whatever reason, I’m a huge fan of stories and tales involving the May Queen. To the point where I’ve written (and humbly been able to publish) my own. There’s just something about the… Read more

  • Structuring Madness (or why it’s still March in my head)

    March is easily the best time of year. I say that knowing full well that I love any time of year because the seasons, months, weeks, and days are all what you make them. But… Read more

  • Crazy, Crazy Things – Wouldn’t Have it Any Other Way

    So, I made it all of two months until I missed a scheduled post on this website revamp. Luckily for me, the deadline was purely one of my own making and the only person annoyed… Read more

  • The Pallid Ponderings of Poe – I

    A journey through the madman’s stories A little background. Jump in the time machine friends, we’re going back to middle school (which was about 23 years ago – yikes), to a time when I was… Read more

  • A Case for Dive Bars

    This post was originally scheduled for later in the week, however with the sad news of Toby Keith’s untimely passing and memories of singing this anthem more times than I can drunkenly count, it felt… Read more

  • A Jovial January

    Quite the first month of the year. I’m fairly certain every part of the world has been the subject of abnormal weather (gee, I wonder why), and if you’re in my neck of the woods… Read more

  • After 34 Years, I Finally Started Writing in Books 

    An avid reader while growing up, I broke many rules: got caught reading with a flashlight under the sheets well past bedtime, dog-eared pages to the chagrin of most people who witnessed the heinous act,… Read more