Posts Tagged ‘Psychology’

Agnostic

Lost again, I am lost again, I see myself clutching after wind All the things I said I WOULD NEVER— I do again, and again I am slipping, slipping much farther but my heart keeps pumping, pushing much harder for a sense of independence, even in exchange of my own innocence I don’t know where I am...

November 24th, 2012 | Poetry | Read More

TV for Armchair Psychologists

Since the first season of Lie to Me ended in May 2009, my wife and I have been in a drought of sorts. We’ve longed for some television content that would engage our psyches. We loved Cal Lightman‘s ability to illumine the spectrum of deceptiveness. We all lie, and it is detectable in facial...

March 1st, 2011 | Featured, Television | Read More

Wired for Faith

My pastor and his wife have a baby, Grace, who everyone agrees is the cutest baby ever born. Whenever she’s trying to walk, or pushing a ball, people can’t help but stare because she’s just so adorable. At Chili’s after church tonight, one of the teens was playing peekaboo with...

November 24th, 2009 | Essays, Featured | Read More

Dexter and Me

I should be watching the Democratic convention, but I’m watching season two of Dexter on DVD instead. This story about a serial killer who kills serial killers has me hypnotized. And that’s starting to bother me. When I discovered this gem of a Showtime drama last year, the main character troubled...

August 31st, 2008 | Blog | Read More