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The Drive Would Not Spin: An Imagined Account Set in the Near Future

The drive would not spin for me. It held the original sensor records from three floods, and the public summary said a restored wetland had reduced every peak. The summary had become the accepted account in my county. Farmers repeated it at meetings. The water district used it in planning. A restored marsh had become the answer to an argument that still flooded people’s fields.

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Waiting for the World to Wind You

There’s nothing quite like the ephemeral feeling of being alive, ahead, of the universe and realizing you can either wait for the world to catch up to you, or you can continue pressing forward, alone, into the future, and hope that leaps in technology and thinking and education will circle around and meet you in understanding tomorrow, today.

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Relaunching Boles Dot Com as a Preservation Portal and Restoration Reserve

Since uploading over 500 videos to Vimeo PRO — I’ve been thinking about content and production and restoration and preservation of all the things I’ve worked on over the arc of a lifetime — and I decided now was the time to start digitizing the mountains of paper and film and video and audiotapes that engulf the small gully of my world.

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Celebrity Semiotic Archives

All Celebrity Semiotic articles can once again be found right here in the Celebrity Semiotic blog! 
When you perform a search, everything and everything we’ve written will appear in those search returns.  Thank you for joining us!

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Boles University Blog Archives

We are delighted to inform you the Boles University Bog Archives are once again hosted right here in the Boles University Blog!  You can search everything we’ve written in one place.

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