Trína RyanJan 185 minGender Loaves and Fishes Change doesn’t start with answers. It starts with questions.
Trína RyanJan 115 minA Wander Through SonderIf anxiety is worry on steroids, empathy is the black hole of emotions.
Trína RyanSep 20, 20215 minWhen I Find Myself in Times of Trouble: On Chicken Soup and Magical ThinkingRegrieving is perhaps the kindest way to work through life events that are too hot to touch at the event horizon.
Trína RyanAug 21, 20218 minTony, Britney and Me: Life, Death and Covid 19“All of us, when we travel, look at the places we go, the people we see, through different eyes. How we see them is influenced by the...
Trína RyanJun 30, 20215 minRoads and Resurrections Roads are hard to face, hard to stomach, hard to resist.
Trína RyanMay 21, 20215 minBetter a Dog in Times of Tranquility“Better to be a dog in times of tranquility than a human in times of chaos” (寧為太平犬,不做亂世人)
Trína RyanMay 7, 20215 minNever Ever Will I Miss....A year ago, I didn’t know an AstraZeneca from a kick in the ass.
Trína RyanApr 11, 20216 minOuroboros and Open Source“Open source,” I ask some friends; friends who generally know things. “What is it?”“Isn’t that something you put on pasta?” says one.
Trína RyanFeb 16, 20215 minThe Plank That Breaks The Ox’s Back? At what point does the ship cease to be the ‘original’ ship of Theseus? Is it when the first plank is removed? Or somewhere in the middle?
Trína RyanJan 30, 20215 minSouls that Shine a Different Light.So what’s all this got to do with truth, and with me, you might well ask? What have these dishonest babies got to do with anything?
Trína RyanDec 9, 20205 minLike a Long Drink of WaterLike a river, we should find our way through each event that plops onto our path. We can move over it, erode it, flow around it or simply...
Trína RyanOct 16, 20206 minMidway Upon the Journey of Our Life...If even the author Rauch thought he was “a loser” during his mid-life dalliance with despondency, what are the rest of us to do?
Trína RyanSep 26, 20205 minThou Shalt Not Waste:Reduce, Reuse, ReclutterDiogenes stoically believed that social norms, practices and values were absurd and as ridiculous as they were arbitrary.
Trína RyanSep 4, 20206 minOur Summer's Been Shanghaied, Or Nanjinged! In Xianlin, to the sawing of cicadas, I looked skywards but rain spattered in my eyes...
Trína RyanJul 10, 20201 minCoronacoaster: Three Poems Love, clear as water. A leaf on a branch, Child of sunlight.
Trína RyanJun 25, 202010 minDominos “The dead arose and appeared to many,” you would have said, if you’d answered. And you’d be right, as usual.
Trína RyanJun 15, 20206 minFail BetterRemember always where we are beginning. Velvet night. Darkness. Before the trial. Before the error. Before the stories.
Trína RyanMay 30, 20203 minMurder by the Throat You helped us in our time of need, you understood Hate breeds hate. It gnaws away at our common humanity.
Trína RyanMay 26, 20205 minFlickering Green LightUnrequited desire is chomping away at the soul of humanity.
Trína RyanMay 23, 20201 minLosing your Head: Smell Like Teen Spirit. I wrote this a year ago before anyone started losing their head in any kind of serious way. #whatcolorisCovid #whatdoesquarantinesmelllik...