we shared the side of the road
When you live on the side of the road, you see all the shit people throw out of their cars.
Read MoreWhen you live on the side of the road, you see all the shit people throw out of their cars.
Read MoreI cried openly on a boulder on the side of a crowded bike path while eating two cinnamon-chip scones.
Read MoreYour life is a lucid dream that you are free to shape and explore in any way you like. And once you’ve lived one dream, the others don’t seem as far out of reach.
Read MoreIt may surprise you to learn that I, a woman with a shaved head who is riding a bike across the country to try to convince an Ivy League school to give a full scholarship to an African Muslim, disagree with Trump’s politics.
Read MoreAs a kid, I didn’t understand why my parents liked the morning. It felt awful to be awake that early, like drowning in brownie batter. But now I understand. It is a sacred time of day. Pure potential. Anything could happen. Why, it could even be the greatest day of your life.
Read MoreI fall into a restless sleep…
…and wake up at 2 a.m. to the sound of a dentist’s drill outside my tent.
Read MoreYou might think that on a long solo pilgrimage, you experience profound thoughts about, like, god or human nature or something. Sometimes that’s true. But other times, you conduct a comprehensive exploration of all the alphabetic permutations of the phrase “The Computer Dog.”
Read More“Rob, I get to choose the music.”
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