Sandals and a Stick

The Allegory of Long Spoons

Our great country did not give them long spoons. We gave them empty bowls! How is this, Christian? How is this even HUMAN?

ONE PLUS ONE

I want to choose 1+1=1. It's gonna' take a bit of work.

This phrase stipulates that one experiences a profound lack of interaction with the words carefully typed, the words creatively spoken, the examples diligently researched, and the intended efforts seeking dialogue. The content provider receives no feedback. There is nothing that creates a virtual sensory deprivation chamber more than this.

The Squishy Stuff

These are moments of shared empathy, compassion, and grace. These are moments of human connection – of humanity itself displayed most vividly. You could say that our reactions to videos like these are evidence of our internal squishy stuff.

Illusions Recalled

But now old friends are acting strange They shake their heads, they say I've changed Well something's lost, but something's gained In living every day

The Band Without a Country

“If we are a society that is suppressing art, we’re a society that is afraid of what it might reveal about itself. If we’re suppressing music, we’re suppressing emotions, we’re suppressing expression, we’re suppressing vulnerability, we’re suppressing the very essence of what makes us human. We are devaluing our own Humanity.” 18-year-old Harvard teenage musician, Rishab Jain

The Allegory of Long Spoons

ONE PLUS ONE

Shouting Into the Void

The Squishy Stuff

Illusions Recalled

The Band Without a Country