Category Archives: Musings

In college, I read David Mamet’s Writings in Restaurants. I don’t remember the essays except something about the death of theater and other such college discussion fodder.  But I liked the concept of writing in a restaurant — a communal … Continue reading →

My graduate school experience was like one long car wreck. The last quarter I worked around the clock just to get myself free. By the time I graduated, my brain was exhausted and all my emotional resources were spent. I … Continue reading →

It’s Sunday morning, and I feel like an over stimulated child. Cranky and edgy. This was the kid’s spring break, and we decided to spend the week at home, going to sites in Atlanta. A “staycation.” I seem to be … Continue reading →

I have nothing to say. Nothing for you to read or buy or win. Nothing worthy of posting on Facebook or Twitter. I’m the only person awake in the house this morning. It is very quiet. I’ve been reading a … Continue reading →

Why have I not written on my blog since Christmas? I’ll tell you: perfectionism. I’ve had two huge informative posts that I’ve wanted to write since March of last year. But to write these posts would require hours of my … Continue reading →