Adapting to Pandemic Life
Todd explores the idea of what “adapting to life in the pandemic” means. While out getting groceries, he realizes that it definitely doesn’t mean the same thing for everyone. Continue reading Adapting to Pandemic Life
Category: Stories
Memories from an Album Cover
A silly Facebook meme sends Todd back in time over 20 years to a simpler time. Continue reading Memories from an Album Cover
On the Virtual Stage – TONIGHT!
I’m doing my first storytelling performance in many years tonight. You can watch me tell a story that even years later still makes me cringe. Continue reading On the Virtual Stage – TONIGHT!
A Sunday Outing
Todd gets out of the house, sees a friend in person for the first time in 50 days and meets some lovely strangers too. Continue reading A Sunday Outing
Life Moves Online
Todd finds ways to connect with other humans – probably more than he was before the pandemic and organizes an international book club that you, too, can join. Continue reading Life Moves Online
Down on the farm
Today Todd stops at an organic farm in Rajasthan, meets new people and eats far too much, far too many times. Continue reading Down on the farm
Giving Up Coffee
The first time Todd tried giving up coffee, he fell off the wagon in an epic manner. Continue reading Giving Up Coffee
Zoom (A to Z Blog Challenge – “Z” – April 2019)
For the final entry in the April A to Z Challenge, series, I talk about the short time when I did interviews with TTC Buskers for an Internet radio station and share the interviews again here. Continue reading Zoom (A to Z Blog Challenge – “Z” – April 2019)
X’ing (A to Z Blog Challenge – “X” – April 2019)
I don’t have a big problem with profanity as a general rule. As long as it isn’t derogatory or misogynist I feel like they’re just words. Say what you like – it won’t hurt my ears. That said, I generally … Continue reading X’ing (A to Z Blog Challenge – “X” – April 2019)
Reading (A to Z Blog Challenge – “R” – April 2019)
I have no memories of being illiterate. Letters were never mysterious symbols that made sense only to grownups. I’m told that from soon after I got glasses – at age 18 months because I was literally walking in to walls … Continue reading Reading (A to Z Blog Challenge – “R” – April 2019)
