Home About Portfolio Case Studies Blog Contact Get Started brood Joyy 17 February 2025 I’ve been reading Stella Maris by Cormac McCarthy (rough sledding, had to dictionary my way to every page), when he drops this bombshell: human beings have been walking around for millions of years, while language is only around a hundred thousand years old. That means for untold millennia, Homo(whatever) existed without [Cont. Read]

Home About Portfolio Case Studies Blog Contact Get Started skids Joyy 29 March 2024 for better or worse, when i write my thoughts down, my mind is in the pursuit of logic &clarity. words, poems, lyrics.. “theyre the world’s most fearsome fighting team, they’re heroes on a half shell &they’re green.” but more saliently, my creative defect has caused me to live with a dirty [Cont. Read]

Home About Portfolio Case Studies Blog Contact Get Started sandcastle dream Joyy 4 May 2020 The loss of belief is a frightful thing. To put confidence into something with absolute certainty, &then cease to believe, is an almost insufferable ordeal. For the wholeness of my life I counted on the common sense of our country. Sure the pendulum might swing to the right, but I [Cont. Read]

Home About Portfolio Case Studies Blog Contact Get Started how to eat nachos Joyy 6 November 2019 ive always think that my wrtings/blurbs shouldnt be used for heavy divertissement. because my writings are usually metaphorical, like a psuedo. full of ambiguity. though sometimes, every once in awhile, i write something that can be of value, a blurb that aspires to make the world be a [Cont. Read]

Home About Portfolio Case Studies Blog Contact Get Started gofer Joyy 25 July 2019 Atop the surface of the lake
a watercraft floated.In this watercraft sat an explorer.
More mad than marvellous.She gazed beneath the calm water,
mesmerised &terrified in equal measure.From the shore her colleague radioed
“ma’am, get off the water. Something’s in there!”She ignored the warning
as her excitement began to get the better of her.Ripples appeared
&the watercraft [Cont. Read]

Home About Portfolio Case Studies Blog Contact Get Started oeuvre Joyy 11 June 2019 on what is possibly the most disconcerting experience of my life, i have, for the most part, chosen to linger in silence. there’ve been moments when it seemed like i was actually devouring my own thoughts. but this comes at a price. repressed contemplation tends to gestate. it bursts forth to [Cont. Read]

Home About Portfolio Case Studies Blog Contact Get Started prima Joyy 24 May 2019 People are more partial to be right. Being right feels good. Being wrong, otherwise. &this is deliberately by design. The human unfolding celebrates being right &criticises being wrong. Our hunting ancestors tracking hounds from the tall bushes who said ”that’s a predator, let us flee &retreat,” had a better chance of [Cont. Read]

Home About Portfolio Case Studies Blog Contact Get Started christmas present Joyy 19 November 2018 Im not saying one of my nieces &nephews is “more difficult” than the others, but so far the oldest wants a remote control car for Christmas, the youngest wants a stuffed teddy bear, &the middle one has requested a dinosaur egg so he can raise &train his own velociraptor from [Cont. Read]

Home About Portfolio Case Studies Blog Contact Get Started welly Joyy 5 November 2018 this is for the passion shifters &the starting overs. for the second takers &multiple repeaters. this is for the almost passers &nearly winners. to the ones who realise how powerful we are by not giving up &keep on trying their best to show up. this is for the do-overs &all the [Cont. Read]

Home About Portfolio Case Studies Blog Contact Get Started boeing 747 Joyy 3 September 2018 Sometimes I feel like Im standing at the boarding gate watching our culture drift away from me like a colossal Boeing 747. As I envision it, the people on board arent waving goodbye. Theyre looking away, toward the horizon. The future. &the plane is taking off. I don’t bring this [Cont. Read]