Utah winters generally last November through May, adjourning for a frenetic season of road construction. It’s that time of year when we alternately curse and
Most days I do want to save most of the planet and most of the people residing on said orb, but there are so many
It is an old but pertinent joke. Why is there is a highway to hell, but a stairway to heaven? That should tell you something
If this is such a great economy, why do we see so many young women who can’t afford pants without holes ripped in them? The
For most of my first six decades on this planet I routinely dismissed walking as some lesser form of exercise. I belittled even “jogging” because
The yuks come easy when someone says, “I’m going to X-place” and you say, “Oh I’m sorry.” Or you can always refer to your birth
I see a lot of CrossFit people flipping tires end over end across fields and gym floors in Cache Valley where I live. They might
Nostalgia is a long soothing warm pool with a deep end full of non-vegan sharks. In fact, I think the sharks are paleo/keto and there
It’s forbidden-fruit-Genesis-level tempting to write about politics because that is where all the easy jokes are. On the other hand there isn’t much room for
Not to sound too utopian, but borders only exist on maps. They are conceptual art at its best. You can’t fly over the land and
I have always taken for granted that I can transfer things from my brain box down through my fingers, onto a keyboard and off onto
Fall and winter travel is easier than ever, now that daylight saving time lasts longer than daylight losing time.
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I never read comic books as a kid because, like many “only” children, I was an adult child. I spent most of my reading time
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