JaJas is back and I have taken the opportunity to push myself out of the comfort zone and write some poems. Last Night at JaJas is the fruit of that labor.
JaJas is back and I have taken the opportunity to push myself out of the comfort zone and write some poems. Last Night at JaJas is the fruit of that labor.
I think it goes without saying that I write a lot about how I fuck up. I think that needed to end yesterday, so I’m not going to boohoo about how I meant to release the Casual Camera last Thursday and did not.
The one thing I am going to do is give you the revised schedule.
Howdy, Casual Ramblers! The Casual Camera has been postponed for Saturday; Wednesday got away from me in a good way. The good news is that I found an idea for the next short film that I am pretty happy about. I just have to find time to make it happen; likely tonight and tomorrow day. […]
I must admit something: I’ve been stuck. Stuck between the pages of my journal, writing, rewriting and then writing again poems that have been equally stuck in my head. And when I brought my head up, I realized that three weeks had passed since my last post.
Welcome to a new era of the Casual Camera! Enjoy my first short film, “A Prayer Roll” as I share three of my favorite poems from the past six months.
There’s a new short story on my Patreon! I’ve been hesitant to write about what I do on the Patreon because it felt like I would be doubling up, but the thing is you wouldn’t know about it if I didn’t!
The Portland Trail Blazers’ 2025-2026 campaign begins tomorrow, which means there’s no better time for me to talk about what I think is going to play out for the year.
I just released a new Casual Camera on the Patreon. Not only am I pleased with the result, I feel like I found a way to synthesize all of my disparate interests into one. Take a look at the preview!
The Emergency Naked Bike Ride on Sunday was probably the most fun I have had at a protest. This is my experience about it.
This poem is dedicated to a friend who agreed to accompany me on a journey to Crater Lake at the last minute. It would not have been the same without them.