My job history is very patchy. As a musician, I tend to have jobs that last at most a few weeks; many are one-nighters. Having a gig that lasts more than a year is rare for me; when I do, it's more than likely a part-time position, maybe a church job or a once-a-week choral accompanying thing that has to be supplemented with other work. When ( Read more... )

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In this COVID-tainted age, I have probably as good a motivation as I'll ever have to get back to posting on LiveJournal - taking advantage of this "longer-form" medium, as opposed to the briefer thumbnails of Facebook or the slivers of Twitter.

My last post, from 2014, talked a little bit about Tyler Hayes, the lover who was with me for a short ( Read more... )

I admit I rarely post here any more. I miss being part of the LJ community (as it was, say, circa 2006), but I guess I only really have myself to blame for transplanting my online "journaling" experience from the deep thoughtfulness of LJ to the shallow instant gratification of FB. (There, I said it ( Read more... )

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