
Loss, love, and squeaky shoes | vol. 27
On understanding Gatsby a little better every day
Play Theory is a humor column exploring big ideas while wearing a goofy hat. Deep thoughts doing a square dance. It's like a Thursday morning walk of shame came to life and minored in philosophy.
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On understanding Gatsby a little better every day

Unaware, unprepared, not in my lane, dissociating

Thunder! Th-th-thunder! Thunder!

All you need is latte art.

although I hope it gets whatever the pigeon equivalent of therapy is

Okay, so there’s no excuse.

Oh hello.

Y’all know how for the past few years, I’ve been on a tear of collecting good looking rocks and gemstones?

The perfect newsletter, my friends! Plus: DOUBLE RAINBOW ALL THE WAY ACROSS

Week of utter madness, friends.

I have anxiety, and I’ve probably talked before about how one of the things it makes me do is run *constant* doomsday scenarios in my head.

I cannot seem to get my head around the idea that it’s really and truly October. Isn’t it still April? Isn’t it still April of 2020?

I didn’t publish last Friday.
Oh god, this week, y’all.

There’s a lot on my mind this week, and unfortunately, I’ve been running on three-to-four hours’ sleep for the past four nights.
I was at the dentist this week.

Grant and I went to an event with ten other fully vaccinated people. Five of the ten got Covid.

I appreciate some aspects of grind culture.
This weekend, Grant and I are heading to Vancouver Island to hang out with friends, which means I’m coming at you from the back office of his medical clinic in beautiful and fragrant Surrey, B.C.!
^^ I did not plan this.