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To know my family is to come to a Christmas party, and no one ever did it the way my Grandma Roe did. The house would be decorated as if Santa and his elves set up shop there, with an abundance of nutcrackers of various origins, bells, dolls, wreaths, and garlands. Stockings with all grandchildren... Continue Reading →
By the time I was four, the paralysis had waned entirely, but the feeling of being whole was gone. Mentally my leg missed a mid-section, consisting only of a cap and foot that would tease complete sense with a twitch. This foot of mine was an avid fan of Debussy and Mozart and preferred to... Continue Reading →
I awake, my eyes fluttering like a stop-motion figurine. I bring my hands in closer, only to find that they have been dipped in the sunset. The black leather cap muffles my brain, doing what it can to keep the throbbing down. Without question, my hands spring into action, as if they were helping an... Continue Reading →
It was recently announced that Ford Motor Company hit a 100 billion dollar market capitalization, for the first time in the companies, almost, 120 year lifetime. The companies stock price has done nothing but go up over the past year as new innovations continue to propel it upwards. One of the biggest things coming from... Continue Reading →
There's nothing like those first few moments of dead space before the record makes itself known. The anticipation of hearing that first note prepares you for the journey of going back to the song's conception, to what made it become a reality. The culture of the time, the writer's headspace, and influence all play a... Continue Reading →
Kinship ​My work with the Brain Injury Association of Michigan began in the early portion of October, and mainly focused on an aspect of what I thought a traumatic brain injury (TBI) survivor might want to share or read, being that I have been a survivor for twenty-one years. Once I had brought that to... Continue Reading →
Antonio Canzoneri 