I used to think life was chaotic—a puzzle we just hadn’t solved yet. But lately, watching the 2026 Mets, I’m starting to think the answer is actually entropy. Some things are just naturally disordered, no matter how hard you swing.
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Prompted by a Bruce Springsteen concert and the haunting guitar of Tom Morello, I finally revisited The Grapes of Wrath. What I found was a startlingly relevant map for 2026—and a mirror for my own journey through deconstruction.
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From The Grapes of Wrath to a couple of recent discoveries, a few things from this week that have me thinking about we are better together.
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I finally got to see Bruce Springsteen live the other night. It was an amazing concert, but in many ways it felt like so much more.
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A reflection on desire, disappointment, and the strange truth that what we’re reaching for is often less important than the reaching itself—told through a dog walk, a philosopher, and the things we’re convinced will finally make us whole.
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A reflection on regret, life choices, and why the “better path” we imagine often keeps us from living fully in the present.
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What do you do when everything’s going right but you still feel lost? Deliver Me from Nowhere captures that moment in Bruce Springsteen’s life, and maybe in ours too.
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Thoughts on ‘Tonight in Jungleland,’ a wonderful book on the making of Born to Run–one of the greatest albums in rock history.
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