It was, for the most part, a calm day. Two cars were on the verge of passing each other when the incident would occur. Only one would escape alive. Deep in the networks, Arbiter awoke. It had been two months, eight days, and eighteen hours since it was last activated. Like all the other times, […]
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Slow in. Fast out. Just when you feel a little give driving around the turn, punch it. Too soon and you’ll spin out. Too late and you’ll lose time. The porridge has to be just right. My gut told me to turn right one afternoon. I listened. Slow in. I turned down a dark road […]
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After the car wreck, the three month coma, and the brain injury with a wheelchair, I say this: To believe in most anything is an intangible act of faith. We sort through what we can and cannot believe in as we grow older. I have learned that belief is not fickle. I grew up Episcopal, […]
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