The Hellish Handbasket
The life and times of a chronic malcontent
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Dissertation Hell: Get me off this Z-ticket ride!
Art Hell: Do what you love and you'll probably starve
Vegan Hell: The atrophied malcontent admits defeat
Educator Hell: If the student failed to learn, the teacher failed to teach? Really?
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January 29, 2023
Finding the thank-you-god ledges along the journey
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My friend E told me about the Thank You God Ledge in Yosemite. I looked it up and saw photos. No thanks. It's a long narrow ledge almost...
January 22, 2023
My aching back
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You'd think I'd be used to change by now, after sixty-six years on the planet. Nope. Still not used to it. Still cranky when things ...
January 15, 2023
Elevation is not the same as transcendence
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Who knew elevation matters? Maybe you know all about elevation and air pressure. I'm a slow science learner. The experts tell me air pre...
January 08, 2023
One way out
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As I walked along the bike path next to the Rillito River this afternoon, dodging bicyclists and enjoying the winter sun baking the back of ...
January 01, 2023
Making it visible
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Happy new year, Blogbots. I've had this drawing ready to go since 2016. How are you doing so far on your resolutions for the new year?...
December 25, 2022
Happy holidays from the Hellish Hand-basket
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Another year plods to a close. How do individual moments seem to drag when days, months, and years speed by so fast? The moments of 2022 ble...
December 18, 2022
Free falling in slow motion
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Remember when Alice fell down the rabbit hole, and she fell for such a long time, she got bored and fell asleep? The lesson of that story is...
December 11, 2022
It looks like the end, but it's not
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I am compelled to evaluate everything. I come by it naturally. My ancestors survived by constantly evaluating their environment for threats....
December 04, 2022
What is success?
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The question of the day: What is success? Go ahead, take your time. I'll let you ponder the question for a minute. It's not a trick ...
November 27, 2022
Searching for a feeling
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As I was shuffling along the bike path by the dry Rillito River riverbed, I came to a realization that has helped me put another piece of th...
November 20, 2022
Destined for greatness
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Howdy Blogbots. I'm happy to announce, my glitchy heart keeps chugging along, dragging the rest of me with it. I guess I follow where th...
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...
November 06, 2022
Life's little losses still linger
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I don't have much to say tonight. I don't have time, either. It's crunch time for my Spanish dissertator. In any case, when work...
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 24, 2022
Visualize a perfect life
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Howdy Blogbots. Sorry to keep you waiting. I usually post on Sunday evenings, but last night I had a deadline on a work project. I'm try...
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...
October 09, 2022
Stuff piling up in the rear view mirror
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I'm listening to some old Pablo Cruise on YouTube while I undertake another round of Swedish death cleaning. Today I packed up my collec...
October 02, 2022
My heart is broken
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How many times over the past couple years have I said "my heart is broken"? Haven't you? More times than we can count, probabl...
September 25, 2022
Don't get up in my undercarriage
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I have an ongoing quest to lighten my load. To that end, I have offloaded more kitchen stuff to my housemate. This trailer easily absorbed...
September 18, 2022
Busy getting something done
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Do I exist? I'm beginning to doubt my identity. Google certainly does, and I'm pretty sure Google runs the world, so it's no won...
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