It’s official. My nephew makes me extra photogenic. Probably cause he’s so cute.
Words, but no subject.
I don’t use this blog for any other reason that to get out what I need to get out, it serves no cohesive purpose. I use it to work out issues and express my opinion on things that would get me stoned if I put them on facebook. I feel as though I have writer’sContinue reading “Words, but no subject.”
It seems to me I am trying to tell you a dream—making a vain attempt, because no relation of a dream can convey surprise, and bewilderment in a tremor of struggling revolt, that notion of being captured by the incredible which is of the very essence of dreams. No, it is impossible; it is impossibleContinue reading
Actually something I said today:
Give the kid a break. So what if he wants Mac and Cheese at his wedding? He’s been in Afghanistan for the past year fighting a war that started when he was 10.
The New Yorker: Wikileaks and the War
Amy Davidson on Wikileaks and the War: “…a leak informing us that our tax dollars may be being used as seed money for a protection racket associated with a narcotics-trafficking enterprise is a good leak to have. And the checkpoint incident is, again, only one report, from one day… … One… The New Yorker: WikileaksContinue reading “The New Yorker: Wikileaks and the War”
Did I really do that?
There are things that I reflect on in my life that I really have to question the validity of such events. Things that are so out of my character that I am almost convinced I dreamt it up in a vivid, emotion-charged dream that has left the feeling of phantom success. Success that I don’t quite own,Continue reading “Did I really do that?”
My brother, @BrianKello, is now a dad….and has been for approximately 9 days.
Giving up being right about God, about life, about ourselves, is a process of emptying. When emptied of our need to be in charge of all the answers, we open ourselves to the stories of people we have always thought we knew. And as we listen and speak, we find out differing and difficult storiesContinue reading
Sincere, unprovoked, but still shameless plug.
My friend @Transmillennial, or Kevin Beck, is a fantastic, insightful writer, even if he does talk about sports a lot. 🙂 Last week be began a series of posts on atheism. Here’s a quote from a recent post that I absolutely love. The brief stint of my slightly atheist/agnostic view was based on this idea of God thatContinue reading “Sincere, unprovoked, but still shameless plug.”
Fleeting, but exciting ideas.
Someone once described my mind as if it where a large room with intertwining strings with pictures attached to the important plot lines for memory’s sake. If I was going to draw a picture of what’s going on up there, it probably would look like that. When I remember events from my past, it’s the details thatContinue reading “Fleeting, but exciting ideas.”
Becca Kello 