Essay The Lighthouse We Didn't Climb
A rain check at the door, a veranda martini, and a rainy Thursday that turned into one of the better days anyway.
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Essays.
The longer pieces — what a place taught me, what a problem cost me, what an idea was worth in practice.
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Essay Living Bodhi is Living Well
On Bodhi moments, choosing well, and the divorce that turned out to be one of the hardest, most honest decisions of a life he wouldn't trade away.
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Essay Eighteen Months In, I Finally Arrived
I'd dreamed about Thailand since I was thirteen. I spent eighteen months working my way through it before a divorce, a stand-down, and a hostess named On taught me how to actually see it.
Essay I Spent Forty Years Learning How to Disappear Into Work
The golden handcuffs of a pension, a handprint on a glass door, and forty years spent learning that time is the only currency you can never save.
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