Kahlil Gibran once said, "Your children are not your children. They are the sons and daughters of Life’s longing for itself."

From: On (or Close to) Schedule - On Children

99% of a tree isn't alive. Kinda like me.

From: On (or Close to) Schedule - Some of us are Trees

If you told me last year that the country would be in lockdown, and the only person I'd see was my BJJ coach, I woulda thought you were insane.

From: On (or Close to) Schedule - Getting Strangled at Home

Alison, Ryan Reynolds, and Robert Landsberg all understood what it was like to love something greater than yourself.

From: On (or Close to) Schedule - Waiting to Find Out

I run all information I get through three-steps to try to understand it better.

From: On (or Close to) Schedule - The Algorithm

I've become a cautionary tale and a litmus test for those around me.

From: On (or Close to) Schedule - A Litmus Test

Now that I've gotten the coronavirus under control, I've been catching up with people I've not spoken to in ages.

From: On (or Close to) Schedule - Giving me a Chance

My BJJ coach Chad Vaźquez came by to give me a private BJJ lesson on my mats; it's not ideal but it's something.

From: On (or Close to) Schedule - It's something

Saw my son briefly the other day. It was too brief. And my quest for fried chicken continues.

From: On (or Close to) Schedule - Trading our Sad Stories

This lady named Josephine Hart once said something like: Damaged people are dangerous. They know they can survive.

Watching the news these days, I'm reminded of things like that. If nothing else, I survive things. Even when I don't wanna.

From: On (or Close to) Schedule - Damaged People Are Dangerous