I know you’re tiredAnd you ain’t sleeping wellUninspiredAnd likely mad as hellBut wherever you areI hope the high road leads you home againTo a world you want to live in— Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, Hope the High Road I had a conversation with a work acquaintance who travels down a different ideological path…
Are you having a long dayEveryone you meet rubs you the wrong wayDirty city streets smell like an ashtrayMorning bells are ringing in your earIs your brother on a church kickSeems like just a different kind of dope sickBetter off to teach a dog a card trickAnd try to have a point and make it…
But touch my tears with your lipsTouch my world with your fingertipsAnd we can have foreverAnd we can love foreverForever is our today– Queen, Who Wants to Live Forever This idea of living forever is tantalizing, isn’t it? It fuels our fascination with vampires and elves and superheroes, but I’m not sure it’s in our…
One obvious problem with long drives is that it eats into reading time. You can solve this with audio books, of course, but then what of podcasts? As a heavy consumer of both, what do you choose? And this is where time becomes our enemy. Long drives require epic podcast episodes, and there’s nothing more…
If we were vampires and death was a jokeWe’d go out on the sidewalk and smokeAnd laugh at all the lovers and their plansI wouldn’t feel the need to hold your handMaybe time running out is a giftI’ll work hard ’til the end of my shiftAnd give you every second I can findAnd hope it…