Tag Archives: rationalization

Song of the Virtuous Isolator

Posted on April 9, 2020 by rossmurray1

Who’s that out walking? I’m looking to see Are they stretching their legs Or just out for a spree? Are they friends from two houses Or one family? I am ready to judge from my door Look, in that driveway, … Continue reading →

Posted in It Could Happen... | Tagged coronavirus, COVID-19, humor, hypocrisy, inconsistency in the time of plague, Judging others, poetry, quarantine, rationalization, self-isolating, self-isolation, social distancing, year of the cat | 23 Comments

You say you want irresolution: Gen X at middle age

Posted on March 22, 2016 by rossmurray1

We’re very close to blowing it. Or maybe we already blew it. It’s hard to say, which, ironically, is the essential stance of Generation Maybe. We’re blowing it/blew it because Generation X, we post-Baby Boomers, have hit middle age and … Continue reading →

Posted in Canada and/or Quebec, It Really Did Happen! | Tagged baby boomers, demographics, essay, Gen X, Generation X, growing up in the 80s, Justin Trudeau, our generation, rationalization, slacker, The Breakfast Club | 38 Comments

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You say you want irresolution: Gen X at middle age

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