An Excerpt from “I Thought This Was Worth Sharing: Stories and Some Other Stuff About Love and Some Other Stuff” — My first book is out now. You can check it out here. 1. “Are you sure you live here?” 2. “I’ve been waiting for a very long time.” 3. “If I go any faster, it could endanger myself and others.” 4. “I hope you’re saving some of that for tomorrow.” …

“Just because you can’t do it better than somebody else isn’t always a reason to not do something.” — My first book, I THOUGHT THIS WAS WORTH SHARING: STORIES AND SOME OTHER STUFF ABOUT LOVE AND SOME OTHER STUFF is out now. You can order it here. And here are just a few of the rather random things I learned through the process. Nobody wants to read about you…

Taking steps to get more steps in. — I was halfway in the bag and not at all prepared for a late afternoon delivery. Which is of course when an afternoon delivery comes. I was surprised despite the fact I’d been diligently following the tracking updates in anticipation of my new device being dropped off. I should have…

Make a wish. — So anytime the clock hits 11:11 and I see it I silently make a wish. (Unless I’m at home alone, in which case I might for some reason actually utter my wish out loud, I guess for effect.) Been doing this since I was a kid prone to strange superstitions…

Flash Fiction. — She walks in and looks around and though you’ve never lain eyes on her you can tell she’s looking for someone, and go ahead and assume that she is looking for you, so you do a little semi-awkward wave thing to get her attention and she waves back then makes…

“Going to see a man about a horse.” — I recently made the decision to share my calendar with coworkers so they would know when they could and when they should not book me for a meeting on any given day — but in doing so decided to be cryptic about what I was doing at any given time…

Flash Fiction. — You are not the kind of guy who would be at a place like this at this time of the morning. But you have a tendency, especially lately, to surprise yourself. It’s damn near four, a couple hours still till sunrise, and Dad is telling you to bust out just…