Playing the long game…
I got an email this past week letting me know about the broadcast schedule for Le Tour de France 2016. I was Read More
Tag: Infinity
Be careful when you search for “black holes” on the internet
“All go to the same place; all come from dust, and to dust all return.”
-Ecclesiastes 3:20 NIV, canonical
This passage (as well as others from Genesis and the Book of Job) is often paraphrased in the Book of Common Prayer as “ashes to ashes, dust to dust…” Read More
Part 2: Auld Lang Syne
Authors Note: This post borders on one where I don’t practice what I preach, and I’m aware of that…and working on it. I’m sharing because of the extensive amount of exploration required and the profundity of conversations involved to get me to this point…many covered in the words of this blog.
I’m also aware this part of my story will require a bit more curated thinking to understand, but it needed to be written tonight. This is not my most perfect post.
Exploring the many parts of myself…
Those who know me know that Read More
Christmas 2015: I finally get it.
Sidenote: I originally wanted to title this blog post “Reflections on a Gift of Jitterbug Perfume” — a story I will hopefully some day get to telling.
My relationship with hyperbole is not unfamiliar. Increasingly, I’m starting to see Read More
The best life is one lived never entertaining the question “what if…?”
Anyone that knows me is aware of the fact that my father passed away barely a half year ago. In some ways his passing was a liberation, in countless ways it has inspired me and Read More
The Grand Unifying Theory of Everything – prologue of the second most important thing I’ll ever write
Brace yourself. Shit is about to get real.
This is me, right before posting this blog.
My name is Jason Paul Krech, I am of sound mind and body. I’m almost completely sober having just sat down to finalize this blog post and have poured myself a Rye on the rocks Read More
I am here for a reason.
I finally had the birthday cry I was expecting related to my dad not being around. I have Mumford & Sons “Tompkins Square Park” to thank for it. It’s a beautiful song, the album Read More
