Author Archives: anna

A tangent during a lecture about church sect theory: “Is social security mainstream? Well, yeah, I mean, if you’re elderly, you get it.”

i just lied to you. those words are too easy. too easy to say. it hurts because they’re easy. and you’re easy. we lost the meaning. we never had it. that time– i didn’t lie to you.

boy scouts building big fires ben duane in line at the grocery store pappa’s free hours spent buried in paperwork providence isaac’s heavy knapsack

rena’s pad thai social studies education father bob’s singing voice alternative orders of sisters a servant’s towel for belt

an honest to god hug from a birthday boy irish oat pancakes debating specific heats of solids and liquids while eating warm cinnamon rolls ryan and his picture taking friends rereading the letter from mr. mcbride

mike michaels playing rock and roll an introduction to luc benjamin’s mother letter from mr. mcbride popped corn brothers (from whom to steal popped corn)

“God has power. So what? Donald Trump has power.”

“It’s like a catologue put together to give me a rash.”

“I was afraid that he would say we never had the time for it, nor would we understand. Does it take a profound education to understand war? Or learn the tension between living and staying alive? I had neither of … Continue reading →

tco has resigned as head coach to focus solely on his advanced placement psychology students. anna carpenter, i miss you 🙂