Transmogrification
I know I ve written about this before, but I m on a plane, and am apparently too cheap to spring for the inflight internet to check. No, I m going to claim [ ]
David Pablo Cohn
scientist / traveler / writer / aviator
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Front Range Shenanigans
Heads up that this is really just a what-I-did-this-past-week ramble without any underlying theme or clever message. I ve just been in Colorado this past week, catching up with old friends [ ]
All In (And Berries!)
Last fall I wrote about being halfway down the slippery slope of becoming a bonafide singer-songwriter. How s that going, you ask? Well, I ve already had two paying gigs this month, [ ]
“Lest the Old Traditions Fail…”
One of the insidious downsides of social media, for a writer, is that by letting you dribble narrative out into bite-sized snapshots, it saps your need to keep it all [ ]
Catch Up
I ve been meaning to write. For a while, really. Looking in my Drafts file, there are three unfinished posts remarking on my continued recovery (two thumbs up!), various music shenanigans, [ ]
On the Mend
I m going to pin it on three factors: First, it s an amazing time to be alive, in terms of medical innovations. Half the techniques used to detect my prostate cancer, [ ]
Dock Rock
The most disorienting part about being back on land is if you know, you know dock rock. Yeah, the people, the bustle, the sidewalks and cars and shops [ ]
Anacharsis
There were two flashes of light at dusk last night that defined the moment for me. The first was yes, at almost 63 years, I have finally seen the [ ]
“Y’all Might Want to Hold On – It’s Going to Get Sporty…”
Captain has a succinct way of conveying information over the ship-wide PA when he deems it necessary, and he wasn t wrong. He was preparing to spin us around to get [ ]
Miles From Nowhere
Approximately 593 miles, at the moment. That is, if you consider the center of nowhere to be the fabled Point Nemo, the Oceanic Point of Inaccessibility. I ll fess up: we d [ ]