By Don Hall

...that there is no genuine difference between white people claiming to be black and men claiming to be women. Either trans-identity buries born-in identity or it doesn’t. No dog in this fight but those looking to substantially change legal language need to be consistent.

...that the act of getting broken things repaired (a cracked iPhone screen, a burnt out headlight on the car) has a bizarre restorative power to the entire day.

...that when white people say things like “White people are the worst” it reminds me of cartoon cows advertising the deliciousness of beef.

...that setting and recognizing milestones in the daily walk are completely insular yet manage to give one purpose and a sense of forward momentum.

...that, if words are violence, there are no more violent people in the world than exist on TwitterLeft and TwitterRight.