A great mystery I’d love to solve is you
Share your secrets, flaws, and fire with me
Knowing your universe while floating on it

Ask (Poetry Series): I, II, III
Header image: Emre Bilgiç of Pexels. Edited in Adobe Photoshop 2025.
A great mystery I’d love to solve is you
Share your secrets, flaws, and fire with me
Knowing your universe while floating on it

Ask (Poetry Series): I, II, III
Header image: Emre Bilgiç of Pexels. Edited in Adobe Photoshop 2025.
In the second episode of Person of Interest (Season 1), John Reese and Harold Finch tracked down their next number, a teenager who had been declared missing by the police. How can they save a ghost? On the other side, Reese investigates his elusive employer. Plus, the flashbacks show the beginnings of The Machine and Finch’s decision to protect the greater good.
Tonight, let me analyze the underrated sci-fi crime drama’s second-ever episode, “Ghosts.”
Spoiler warning: This post contains major plot spoilers of the second episode of Person of Interest (Season 1), “Ghosts.” If you haven’t watched it, please do so first before reading my analysis.
Continue reading Always Watching II: Person of Interest: GhostsOne of the extraordinary traits of my favorite band, Foo Fighters, is their ability to turn even the smallest venues into stadiums with their rawest rock performances and Dave Grohl’s infectious charisma, which captivates every crowd. (In fact, they even toured in garages during their Wasting Light era, even though they had reached legendary status.)
Still, while the places the Foos have rocked at have varied in terms of capacity and intimacy, I never imagined they would step into a cramped yet iconic spot like NPR Music’s Tiny Desk Concerts. But here we are. (Pun intended.)
Continue reading Watch X: Foo Fighters’ First Tiny Desk Concert