We’re coming down to the wire for the holiday season, and it’s kicked into high gear. The last day of work before the holiday break went strangely for me, mainly …
notes from the road
Notes from the Road #38 : A Dollar Tree Thanksgiving
I don’t like this time of year. There, I said it. I said what I said. In the past, this time of year has always been when things turn to …
Notes from the Road #37: Another Summer Come and Gone
It’s hard to believe we’re coming to the end of summer, but here we are. Summer’s slowly fading into fall or autumn here in the Northern Hemisphere, and springtime’s on …
Notes from the Road, #36: COVID-19 Sucks Donkey Balls
It’s halfway through a long 10-hour day, and I’m feeling like someone hit me w/ a 5 ton wrecking ball at Mach 10 speed. I need to force myself through …
Notes from the Road, #35: Halloween Night Tea
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Notes from the Road #34: Next Chapter
It’s coming down to the wire for this tour of duty of my summer job. I’d spent the better part of 3 weeks at a location in a neighboring town. …
Notes from the Road #33: One Year Later
It all feels different this year than it did a year ago, and definitely the year before that. Even though the place itself hasn’t changed, and neither has the scenery, …
Notes from the Road, #32: Graduation Season
The school year’s coming to an end, and that means it’s graduation season. During my time traveling the schools, I got to work w/ kids from preschool through high school, …
Notes from the Road #29: Connections
It’s still dark outside, and I turn off the radio tuned to the classic country station on the FM dial, since the one on the AM dial doesn’t come in …
Notes from the Road, #28: New Job, Who Dis?
It’s been 2 years. 2 long, miserable, rotten, worthless, wasted years. Thousands upon thousands upon thousands of applications, half of which I literally didn’t give even a fraction of a …