Harry Handelbar
It began, as all great trials do, with optimism and a box labeled “Essentials” that contained neither...
Observations
Everyday life, caught in the act. This is our space for notice-and-commentary on the subtle quirks of culture, human behavior, and the strange details of modern living that most people just walk right past.
A bunch of motor enthusiasts gather at a car rally, sleeves rolled, egos revving. They swap tales...
In the beginning, we whispered to ourselves—to soothe, to scheme, to rehearse the apology we’d never deliver....
Tom Robbins taught us that repetition isn’t redundancy—it’s ritual. I loop, I tag, I retag. The archive...
How popular is the upside of blaming your partner and/or wanting to cure him/her? Being the hero....
I find the word justice to be contemptible. Perhaps this ramble can explain it… Suppose you are...
A demonstration of what can be achieved when harmonically-aligned brain cells converge upon the quantum sweet spot....
The Luscher Color Test reads your moods like laundry labels—sorting chaos by hue, tone, and a splash...
Larry Norman was the original rebel poet of rock and roll theology. He was a wild-haired troubadour...
A surreal riff on missing cars, stolen goods, and spellcheck tyranny. This post explores mediocrity, semantics, and...
