My Life in {sh}Rambles | A Blog Experiment

Flash fiction or vignette about a couple's anniversary during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Short story about a death in the family. Creative writing about mourning.

The flash non-fiction is about having moles, and whether or not they are blemishes.

This blog is about how writing doesn't seem to follow any strict rules even while editing does. So cut yourself some slack when writing.

Painting "Sorrow" by Maria Rosales Gerpe I began this morning doing research for my company on statistics for Learning and Development...

This post is about stating a word to define the year ahead instead of setting New Year's resolutions.

This article explores the journey of navigating job loss, career change and the uncertainty of today's job market.

Nicole Arbour, Executive Director at Belmont Forum, was once a neuroscientist. She now coordinates anthropocene research. How'd she switch?

I am severely unemployed. Since August 2023 when I cashed my last cheque from the Cambridge Times, my dream job from which I was laid off...

Gabor Mate's Myth of Normal is incredibly researched, why do some arguments sound like badly put-together rhetoric?

Some people are sacrilegious enough to write in books: I'm one of them. According to "Oh Reader"'s most recent issue, I'm not alone.

Esme Weijun Wang's The Collected Schizophrenias is a powerful examination of mental health, which made me ponder about my own mental health.

This post is written in a combination of drawings and writing. For this reason, some writing is repeated.

Flash non-fiction on the way attention can mean care and love, and how ADHD can create a disconnect between two people who love each other.

How having ADHD impacts my life, and that of my son. The story of a morning gone awry.

There will soon be a blog here for you to read. It won't be about food. Or will it? It's hard to tell right now. In the meantime enjoy...

First published in Medium .

First published in Medium Have you seen Love and Monsters, yet? I recently "binged" it, or to be precise, watched it in parts throughout...

When I was little, I enjoyed two things: dinosaurs and story-telling. More so the latter. I’d gather friends and cousins at birthday...

I was recently watching a YouTube clip of James Corden interviewing Ana de Armas for the Late, Late Show. Ana is Cuban – just like me....