Unlike sistas Tigra and Bunny, the forty-five-year-old version of me sharing this three-dimensional experience with you does not like cars, especially not the ones that go boom.

It’s all but certain that humans will go extinct long before the sun swells into a red giant and swallows the Earth.

I’m grateful to have women in my life who give me love, love, love, love crazy as Aaron Neville’s hairstyle.

Chaperoning my son’s nature field trip helped me realize that humans are still in the larval stage of our species’ development.

Devils Lake near the Dells is dope.

Humans are hot tub time machines.

My favorite Jane Austen adaptation, Clueless, just turned 30! To the evolved version of sapiens, homo spiritus, it may as well have turned 30,000. 

I call big, beautiful bs on anyone who calls Trump and his laws un-American.

Women are poised to flip the script and payback’s a bitch. That might could be why Elon, Bezos, and them billionaire boyz are so hype to get off planet.

Satis, Ancient Egyptian goddess of war, hunting, and fertility, and granter of wishes to those seeking love.

If we look closely enough, we can see the entire universe in a bumblebee.

I attended megachurch and loved it. This is an AI-generated image of a pretend one.

If you don’t know, now you know that’s the cover of The Notorious B.I.G.’s classic first single, Juicy.

We’re the same, you and I. We’re all made of the same stuff.

We are love and light.

Lower-minded problem-solving can be clever, but it’s never intelligent because it always produces outcomes that elevate the ego over the greater good. When the lower mind drives how we engage with the world, our behavior resembles that of apes and other beasts.

My dad is a master storyteller in the grand African American tradition. Like me, he’s descended from folk who birthed a spoken-word culture from the most adverse conditions imaginable. Today, the culture is arguably the most artistically vibrant the world has ever known.

There’s always something to be grateful for. We can practice gratitude by focusing on the Now, and visualizing something we’re grateful for. Tune in to the warm, tingling feeling in the heart space and solar plexus. Now, visualize something wonderful you’ve only dared to imagine in a dream, and tune in to the electric feeling in your future self’s heart when your dream comes true.

I have a friend I was on the outs with over a thing.

Aldi’s is not my favorite chain supermarket. I’m glad it sells reasonably priced stuff, but several suboptimal features coalesce into a shopping experience I don’t love.

I don’t know anything. As Socrates defers, “All I know is that I know nothing.”

Sometimes, I fool myself into thinking that I know things. Fortunately, there are plenty of wise ones in my life who speak their truth in love to me and are down to pipe up to help me remember what I don’t know.