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CSS, Jukeboxes, and Flags
A canceled meeting opened unexpected time for jukebox research, website development, community events, and quiet reflection on leadership, delegation, and balancing too many responsibilities while continuing work on the Restoring the Signal exhibit. Read More
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Dreamy Audio #77: Cauliflower Wearing a Disguise
Back at my childhood home, my niece and I gathered unfamiliar vegetables that revealed themselves only when studied. Nearby, my father fished in an old hangout, calmly explaining strange red mushrooms as if nothing had ever changed. Read More
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Dreamy Audio #76: Seven Years Ahead of the Fire
Charged with keeping a stove alive, I cut wood endlessly and dream of automation. My father works without pause, calmly announcing he’s seven years ahead of schedule, as if time itself has decided to help him. Read More
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Dreamy Audio #75: The Tennis Balls That Couldn’t Decide
Preparing for a simple walk becomes strange as tennis balls change color mid-roll and socks refuse to fit. The dogs don’t notice, but unease grows, as if the dream resists letting anything finally begin. Read More
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Dreamy Audio #74: The Elevator That Only Shows You Things
An elevator climbs past disturbing scenes that feel instructional but unexplained. The descent demands a careful crossing through a narrow bridge, suggesting escape isn’t about forgetting what was seen—but choosing how to move past it. Read More
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Dreamy Audio #73: Lot 42 and the People Who Got Tall
A transformed hometown leads to a church of gentle giants and a sliding wall between worlds. I search for a shortcut back, unsure whether the place I remember still exists—or if I’ve already crossed into something else. Read More
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Dreamy Audio #72: You Can’t Graduate Until We Check
A fear of repeating ninth grade turns into a grocery store maze where rules block every exit. Carrying a bicycle and unfinished history, I search for a way out before losing what I’ve already earned. Read More
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Dreamy Audio #71: The Book That Wasn’t Finished With Us
A hidden cabinet beneath a building reveals a red book about death. When its blank pages seem to begin writing about us, the discovery turns from secret history into a personal threat I can’t escape. Read More
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Dreamy Audio #70: The Dandelion That Shouldn’t Be Touched
In a cave, my sister celebrates a giant dandelion of drifting seeds, unaware that unseen beings want them for something dark. Each joyful jump releases another seed, turning beauty into quiet danger without anyone noticing yet. Read More
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Dreamy Audio #69: Paperwork for a Marriage I Didn’t End
A divorce happens without my consent—quiet, procedural, unavoidable. I sign forms, lose insurance, ignore reassurance, and break down repeatedly, moving through the process exhausted and unhappy, while the system insists everything is already settled. Read More