pride. patience.

Sunday was Pride in New York City. We danced down streets and drank pitchers of margaritas on hotel rooftops, surrounded by rainbows and love. I'm settling into my new situation of working remotely. Considering my office is a ten minute walk from my writing desk at home, and it's in one of the most beautiful buildings in town - with a lovely set of fellow Writers; I don't particularly mind attending. That said, I like having my own schedule....

vikings. sunrise.

I spent last night sipping icy vodkas on a midtown rooftop with a viking. There were five of us all up, representing four continents. I've already started the story... That said, my bloody writing section of this page is still a disaster from when I had a tanty and tore it down. Lucky I'm being easy on myself, head shakes are all I can say about that. Soon to be sorted. Summer changes my entire world. The decade-ish I spent in Australia was warm...

solstice. simplify.

Yesterday I celebrated the summer solstice. I watched the sun come up over the east river and dip down into the Hudson on the longest day of light. As a light creature, the longest lit day is very important. The symbolism to this, I suppose, is as significant as my recent bouts of silence. In a few months I'll enter the final year of my dirty thirties. And believe me, they were quite dirty. I don't really believe in the whole age/time thing. But...

brooklyn. birthday. favorites.

Today is  one of my favorites birthdays. Being a somewhat reclusive Writer, I keep a small tight, global crowd. In New York City, I've got a crew of three. Brooklyn gets a special shout out in the squad, and today is his birthday. Considering that I was dumping him around this time last year, it deserves even more merit that tonight I'll take him to a swank midtown restaurant and likely drop around five bills. I think part of what has made...

she wanna go

The past few days have been painfully divine. I love learning. It's one of the reasons I've gotten so far in my career. Learning is a job in itself. I'm not saying I retain everything I study, my father always taught me most humans are educated behind their intelligence. Still, when you're the youngest in a house of five kids like I was - you get good at finding ways to entertain yourself. I read a lot. And as I grew up I took every opportunity...
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