I used to think life was chaotic—a puzzle we just hadn’t solved yet. But lately, watching the 2026 Mets, I’m starting to think the answer is actually entropy. Some things are just naturally disordered, no matter how hard you swing.
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A reflection on desire, disappointment, and the strange truth that what we’re reaching for is often less important than the reaching itself—told through a dog walk, a philosopher, and the things we’re convinced will finally make us whole.
Leave a CommentA reflection on tools, calling, and learning when to stop trying to be everything for everyone.
Leave a CommentA reflection on faith’s call to embrace God’s love of our true selves, inspired by a quote from Simone Weil about ‘unreal’ love.
Leave a CommentA 10-year-old episode of True Detective has me thinking about Lent, the night sky, darkness, light, and the struggles of today.
Leave a CommentIt’s possible that those who appear so sure don’t actually have all the answers. Instead, they may be repressing the questions.
Leave a CommentBruce Springsteen reminds us that we are the product of the “Ghosts” who have helped us sing the song of our lives.
Leave a CommentBruce Springsteen and Ecclesiastes teach us how reflecting on our own mortality can be key to finding meaning, purpose and joy in our lives.
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