The Bubble Line
The bubble line is fly-fishing parlance for the small air bubbles that float along a river’s current. Fishermen use these bubbles to indicate the pace their fly should float to look natural, coaxing a fish to bite. This requires calm, still observation and a rhythm with nature. This blog aims to embody that spirit of observation and rhythm. Some posts may be factual. Others, less so. Either way, we're just looking for a bite.
Therapy for Me Equals N3
Date :
January 30, 2024
My practice is defined by the overlap of Narrative, Neuroscience, and Nature
Spotify, You Don't Know Me So Good
Date :
December 20,2023
Spotify’s Year in 2023 felt incomplete. Here are 27 artists selected beyond an algorithm.
Obituary P-22
Date :
December 17, 2023
P-22, resident of Griffith Park and mascot for urban wildlife, died on December 17, 2022, age 12.
Obituary for Shelby Stern
Date :
10/4/2023
Shelby Stern, a Blue Ridge physician, was struck by lightening and died, age 68
Hello Asheville, It's Nice to Meet You
Date :
2/16/2023
Asheville can chew you up and spit you out. It helps to bring an offering.
Wendell Berry Offers Hard Lessons on How to Live a Simple Life
Date :
1/16/2023
The joys of Wendell Berry's take on farming, life, and living simply as a jack of all trades.
A Love Letter to Los Angeles
Date :
12/31/2022
Living in LA can be difficult, but leaving LA is, too