“I feel things deeply. I just don’t rush about it.”
✦ Selected Works ✦
The archive — essays and observations, long thoughts and short ones. Some arrived slowly, turned over for days before landing. Others were finished before looking up. Both are correct. All of it belongs to the Pawscar Wilde series.

The sound of car keys has always meant something different from house keys – one opens doors, the other opens worlds. — read more

The phrase builds in predictable stages: “yous guys” — mild interest. “wants to gos” — moderate attention. “to Good Dogs — read more

The car keys have a different weight this morning than house keys. Even from the donut bed I can tell which ones Dad — read more

The photographer arrived with equipment that suggested permanence — tripods have a way of announcing their intentions. — read more

The sound of two beer bottles opening in the kitchen means something good is settling over the house. Mom and Dad — read more

The scoop hits the bin at precisely 7:00, but this sound carries more to it on Fridays. The frozen bone awaits. Tonight — read more

It is Friday. This fact carries weight beyond the ordinary progression of days. Somewhere in the freezer, wrapped in the — read more

The frozen bone waits in the freezer, and I wait for the frozen bone. This is the mathematics of Friday evening. — read more

The frozen bone waits in the freezer while downtown fills with people holding wine glasses and pretending to study paint — read more

Snow changes the light through glass, turns familiar rooms into something almost foreign, almost remembered. — read more

The zoomies arrive without announcement, as they should. One moment I am contemplating the snow through glass, the next — read more

Squeaker found me and there is no stopping this. Down the hall toward the kitchen then back toward the studio then a sha — read more