Six Weeks
What happens when the doctor says you have weeks left — and no one's ready.
Heidi Wachter
The First Time
It was a hot and humid day in Charleston, the first time I thought you were going to die.
Two Slices
Last night, I had a nostalgic night with my pal Lisa singing along to all of Liz Phair's wonderful songs. I marvel at how human brains can remember the words to songs they haven’t heard in 25 years. During the set, while Liz was singing “You’re
Alone Again
Looking through a photo reel brings up a lot of feels.
Something Missing
Returning to a familiar place when nothing feels quite the same.
Tennis Racket Guitar
Less Than Half
Cemetery Foxes
City Lights Journal
Have you ever found something after a loved one died that left you with far more questions than could ever be answered? That flooded your heart with memories? That made you lose your words? This is what happened when I found such a thing. --------- This was supposed to be your
Three Names
I just found out that Dorothy Allison died. Literally a year to the day that she passed. November 6, 2024. I started to outline the first section of the book I want to write, titled The Stray. The Orphan. The Widow. – and I went to look up a quote from