Life

Learnings of An Optimistic Cynic GenXr For When This Cruel Ol’World Lets You Down

letters by paulaB2022-06-262022-06-28

Images And Ideologies Of My Deconstruction Decade

essays by paulaB2020-01-012020-01-14

The Men In The Mirror That Mask Our Magic

letters by paulaB2016-07-162022-05-07

Why I Watered The Walnut Tree

letters by paulaB2016-07-062022-05-07

letters by paulaB2016-07-052022-05-07

Why I Love Emotionally Unavailable Men

Anticipation pounding in my chest. Butterfly nerves fluttering, as I walked in with this rare desire I’ve only read about in books or romantic comedies. You know, the pounding heart, hand shaking sort of desire. The sort of desire that comes forth outa some hidden place, that take one unawares. And so I ventured down, […]

So Yesterday, You Know, He Said.

letters by paulaB2016-07-012016-07-01

Riding Home In The Rain

letters by paulaB2016-06-092016-06-09

How To Escape Your Loving Mother

letters by paulaB2016-04-222018-01-17

letters by paulaB2016-01-242020-03-10

Did I Tell You About My Affair With A Married Man?

No, I’m quite certain I haven’t written you about this. It ended, oddly enough, in Niagara Falls of all places. He had invited me to come with him for the weekend. I don’t know what I was thinking. He was attending this conference for work. There I was, staring down at the falls, alone in […]

letters by paulaB2016-01-222016-01-22

The 3rd Law Of Life After Death

It wasn’t that long ago I could barely browse through those photos from my days in Grey. Like getting lost in some gigantic labyrinth, once on the otherside you can’t help but be changed. I experienced the layer of loss death provides, and its hard not to acknowledge the lessons inherent in death, and dying. Not […]

The Logistics Of Change, Lessons, And The Pursuit Of Happiness

letters by paulaB2015-12-032016-08-05

Writing about Peace by paulaB2014-08-142014-08-14

Icarus, Compassion and Forgiveness

Icarus, Compassion and Forgiveness. [ thepersianflaw.wordpress.com ] ICARUS Daedalus fashioned two pairs of wings out of wax and feathers for himself and his son. Daedalus tried his wings first, but before taking off from the island, warned his son not to fly too close to the sun, nor too close to the sea, but to […]