Author Archives: pxsarkany

You would think The day that changed your life would have at least been noticeable Instead you learned about it months later, after the pieces had fallen, when the towers cracked and facades fell but the ripples just go on … Continue reading →

Double checking the bills, counting the savings, setting aside even a bit more for the future… Makes me wish a bit Wish it were all a bit less, a bit easier. Or did you forget that redemption is costly?

Hello. I’m just a tiny little thing. You’ve not met me before, probably never paid me much mind. But that’s okay. I don’t take up much room. but you’re full of me, my brothers and I We make you tick. … Continue reading →

I remember that day in the car with Family explaining, explaining, explaining How the sickness grows How it’s behavior is like a disobedient child, a child who refuses to listen Trying to explain plainly to a child (and the adults, … Continue reading →

Sometimes I wonder if coffee is just a bit racist. It’s either “black” or “white” but isn’t all coffee a bit brownish? I remember that day in the ER (Because when your oncologist says “Go!” you go.) And the buttons … Continue reading →

My dad is an operations researcher. His field comes up with all these awesome tools for optimizing things – from industrial operations like cutting fabric to very intimate things like nutrition and time management. Personally, I think these tools are … Continue reading →

Hey All, The City Theologist Blog has now migrated to: thecitytheologist.wordpress.com! I will continue to post here, though the focus of the content may vary.