Meghan lives in Toronto with her editor and cat Kafka. While she writes about life and tech, she dampens the existential dread with painting, cooking and podcasts.
Archived from Apr 20, 2023: No, of course Alex Jones isn’t right. But unfortunately, for the last week I have been subjected to a slew of videos, articles, tweets and what have you, that would make you think so. I do not know if Alex Jones, infamous, supposedly bankrupt
Archived from Apr 13, 2023: And I feel sure that my wounds will healAnd I will bloom here in my room With a little water and a little bit of sunlight And a little bit of tender mercy - The Mountain Goats, Absolute Lithops Effect I am, I think foundationally, a
Archived from Apr 06, 2023: “Painting is but another word for feeling” - John Constable To be honest, I had little to no inspiration this week. I won’t bore you with the tedious list of stuff that my brain goblin is trying to wrangle, but I did complain to a
Archived from Mar 30, 2023: Last week’s writing got away from me, a bit. The intention of these isn’t to be upsetting or a huge bummer, but that is, regrettably, a habit of mine. One of the troubles of taking a genuine care and interest in one social
Archived from Mar 23, 2023: Because so much of the world we live in is about consumption, both material and immaterial, I have a feeling a lot of these are going to start with “I saw a tweet/post/video that got me thinking.” I will try to avoid being
Archived from Mar 16, 2023: When I think of a cacophony, I think of a physical state of being. I think of my skin crawling, my ears ringing, hands shaking, hair touching all the wrong places. In short, I think of being overwhelmed. I’m not great at being in