Being a high-powered criminal attorney in Los Angeles, with a penchant for hang gliding, skiing, entertaining, and providing handmade socks to needy children across the world.... Yeah, right. But it feels like that sometimes. Look, my life is not hard. I don't have a stressful job. I'm not required to clock in 80 hour work... Continue Reading →
Ciao, Chicken Nuggets
On occasion I will bring our 5-year old foster daughter to McDonald's for a Happy Meal. She's a good kid; she deserves the treat once in a while. It's not ideal, but it's a great way to get her some fruit, protein, and a horiffically-assembled plastic toy. Several months ago, not only would I have... Continue Reading →
Sean the Scrooge
I am the absolute worst when it comes to Christmas. I admit this freely. Why? Because it's true. Just as the moon revolves around the Earth, just as Taylor Swift will remain forever popular, just as a five-year old will need something the moment you sit down....I will always be the worst when it comes... Continue Reading →
Peak Form
There's irony in that blog title. What my hike today taught me was that I am not, in fact, in peak form. But that's ok. I wasn't expecting it to be easy. Daley Ranch is a conservation area in northeast Escondido, just near Dixon Lake. It's beautiful, vast, and surprisingly easy to get to, considering... Continue Reading →
Optimism > Pessimism
I'm really good at recognizing what I don't have as opposed to what I do have. I'm not sure if this is a skill I can hone into a paying gig, or if I should change it and try to better myself in some way. Okay, fine, I'll change it so I can f***ing better... Continue Reading →