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The life and times of a chronic malcontent
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August 19, 2024
I choose the road less traveled
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As I was sitting at a laundromat in Anytown, USA, yesterday, washing my skivvies with the neighborhood hoi polloi, I saw the photo of my mot...
April 07, 2024
Life comes at everyone
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I can only remark that life is so strange so many times before it stops being strange and starts being the new normal. Everyone has challeng...
February 12, 2023
The path is less-traveled for a good reason
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I'm blogging tonight because it is a task on my calendar. That is the only reason. My brain is a stinky pile of pudding. I've spen...
November 13, 2022
Stop making sense
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If I could sum up my primary problem in one sentence, it would be this: I can't stop trying to make sense. Sense of my life, sense of ot...
October 31, 2022
If they can do it, why can't I?
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I'm delinquent again on posting my weekly blogpost. My apologies to my five readers. I noticed I have written 606 blogposts. Jiminy cric...
October 16, 2022
It's all about balance
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I sense some sort of adventure is lurking over the horizon. Right now, I'm too tired to chase it, but I think it is close by. I hope onc...
May 08, 2022
A not-so-modest proposal
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Happy Mother's Day. If you aren't one, you had one, and even if you hated her guts, you can't deny you got birthed. It's not...
February 27, 2022
The lure of the geographic
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I grew up on a quiet shady middle class street lined with a mishmash of old farmsteads and ranch-style houses in the armpit of northeast Por...
February 06, 2022
Making a motion toward something
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It's been a good week. The vertigo bucket in my head has been mostly calm sailing. The salt shaker in my right ear has been mostly silen...
January 23, 2022
What did I just say? No recollection
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In the past two days, two people have asked me if I'm really a chronic malcontent. I've been complaining in this space since, what...
January 16, 2022
Delinquent neurons are not apologetic
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The brain is back. As much as it ever was, anyway, which is good news for me, out here alone in the short branches of the wild west. It'...
January 02, 2022
Let me take you to noisy town
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Happy new year, Blogbots, all six of you. How are you doing? I hope you are staying safe in this stupid cold season. Yes, cold. Tucson temps...
December 27, 2021
The Chronic Malcontent cautiously connects
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Happy holidays, Blogbots. May you have as much joy as you can stand during this stupid, cold, virus-infested, consumer-obsessed season. I...
November 28, 2021
Closer to the edge
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Howdy from Albuquerque. As I sidled along tidy sidewalks next to cinder block walls and wooden fences in the neighborhood today, cold in the...
November 21, 2021
Every moment is a new adventure
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It's 449 miles between here and Albuquerque, a drive of approximately six and a half hours, or more like eight hours, the way I drive. I...
October 24, 2021
Gaslit by a gas cap
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I talked with a friend on the phone tonight. It's a welcome distraction to listen to someone else's problems so I don't have to ...
October 10, 2021
Growing a pear
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The old suburban farmhouse in which I did most of my growing up had a Bartlett pear tree just outside the back door. Every few years we coll...
September 19, 2021
Two minutes or less
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Sunday mornings are a good time to drive around Tucson. I like to combine errands, so in addition to learning the city, this morning I plann...
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