Category Archives: blog
Ho.
We have no lights up. We have no tree, yet. We look like lonely Jehovah Witnesses, lonely because we aren’t Witnesses, so we’re not inside hanging out with Witness friends, enjoying some specific biblical interpretation that keeps us satisfied with … Continue reading
One jump at Christmas
So I can do it in one jump, now. The headstand, I mean. And it is fantastic. Totally exhilarating, though like so many victories, it’s been eclipsed by two things that have happened since. First, I showed my headstand to … Continue reading
A Life in Two Jumps
I may have mentioned that I recently visited a yoga class during which I was kicked in the face by an eager headstander. It was a hard kick. I staggered a bit. I may not have mentioned that I had … Continue reading
Stamp this on your forehead
Avery is about four years old. She comes into my clinic with her mom. One of Avery’s favourite things to do is find one of my office stampsĀ – the kind that stamps my clinic address on cards and magazines and … Continue reading
Gump
So I’m in this play called Marvin’s Room, having been cast about three days ago as Marvin, a man who never actually appears to the audience, and who has no dialogue. Not one line. He makes sounds (he’s had a … Continue reading
Say we’re apples and we want a big, sweet, juicy life
(Or a few thoughts on how to get what we want.) 1. Stop going around saying we’re small and sour. So what if we are? We’ll grow into something different, and being sour about being small and sour is a counterproductive drag. … Continue reading
Even Jerry Springer is Holy
September 28 Today it’s raining and I’m feeling a wee bit bleh. I’m hanging out with the dog when I could be installing solar panels or memorizing Dalai Lama quotes. Saving the planet somehow. I’ve just come back … Continue reading
Flake
Download now or watch on posterous Flake.mov (8190 KB)
Currency of illness
Download now or watch on posterous unknownname.out (5131 KB) A few thoughts on the currency of illness, or illness as an identity. Shot in conversation with a great friend.
Your cheek is twitching
So what can I say? Most people who come through my clinic (and any other clinic, I’ll bet) are just busting their faces all day trying to get more done, trying to be more (physically fit, successful, disciplined, put your … Continue reading