The Oregon Doughnut Run
Across from the Area 51 gift shop and cathouse, and five gallons of 87 later, I was back on the road on for the Oregon Doughnut Run.
Author: Noghiri
Born in Seattle to an immigrant family, adopted by cats, long-distance driver (for fun), techpriest (for pay), and jack-of-all-trades. Massive nerd and collector of useless information. You can usually find him under a pile of cables, or on the highways of the Southwest.
Climate Solutions For The Normal Situations of Normal People
If a solution is presented to problems of climate that ignore the existence of normal people in normal situations, it is no solution.
Real America Is As It Is Made
The entire genre of “Real America” is predicated upon the rural, urgent, rough, and weird being more real than the polished humans we present
Far Beyond Awareness: Autism and Acceptance
Awareness and acceptance: An avalanche of well-meaning words, both from those who take our side, and those who work at cross purposes to our very existence while claiming allegiance.
Fiction: Ghost of a Hundred Miles Too Late
It was so sudden. What a shame. How sad. We knew they had had a hard time, but we thought it was getting better. Why?
