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Showing posts with label Journal & Rants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Journal & Rants. Show all posts
27.3.24

Overcoming Bullying: A Personal Journey of Strength and Advocacy.

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Discover how standing up to a bully in sixth grade taught me invaluable lessons about courage and speaking out. Hey, y’all. In support of an...
19.1.24

Eulogy for Anthony Greig Roselli, Sr. (1950-2024)

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Remembering Anthony Roselli: a heartfelt tribute, written by his middle son, Anthony Greig Roselli, Jr., to a life woven with New Orleans...
29.12.23

Personal Revelation: Happy Birthday Post (To Me!)

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Today is my birthday. I will not reveal my age because you could do a quick Google search and figure it out for yourself. However, I feel yo...
16.11.23

What Learning to Program in the 1990s Taught Me About How Computers Work and Why Generative Artificial Intelligence Makes Sense to Me

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It's circa 1991 — during my middle school years — I attended a small Catholic school where I enrolled in a computer science class. The c...
26.7.23

Deciphering the Language of Manipulation: From Billboards to Broadcasts

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Percy writes about perception and reality in his 1961 novel The Moviegoer. In this post, I explore the captivating world of language manipul...
26.4.23

Celebrating 1,000 Posts: Reflecting on My Blogging Journey on Stones of Erasmus (Is it a Milestone Worth Celebrating? Yes! I Think it Is.)

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Celebrating 1,000 posts on Stones of Erasmus! From poetry to lesson plans, join me in reflecting on my journey as a writer and educator. 1,0...
16.3.23

Yellow Day: A Series of Portraits in Yellow and Pink (Plucked from the Multiverse)

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Today is Yellow Day, a day to celebrate optimism, happiness, and warmth. In honor of the occasion, I used DALL-E-2 to create several version...
10.3.23

Throwback Thursday: Pictures from Senior Year in High School (And Others)

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With nostalgia in my heart, I look fondly upon the photos of me as a child  —  more specifically as a senior in high school. With joyful mem...
30.7.22

Musings and Photos: On First Meetings and How I Sort-Of Allude to Peekaboo in a Serious, Philosophy-Minded Kind of Way

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In this post, I free associate about first meetings, love, and God knows what else! Sometimes you have to lie back down on the concrete to s...
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25.7.22

Journal Entry #2502022: I Woke Up This Morning on a Hot, Summer Day in Queens and I Fiddled

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In this post, I dabble in a bit of online journaling. Take a peek at the day in the life of a bloke in New York City on a hot Summer day. Th...
8.8.21

Travel Postcard: That Time I Visited a Public Library in Saltillo, Mexico

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In this post, I write about finding a photograph of me standing in front of a public library in Saltillo, Mexico. Greig poses in front of a ...
11.7.21

Journey to Willow Lake in Queens (And There and Back Again, Out of the Bog)

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In this post, I take a walk to a hiking trail next to Willow Lake in Queens. It's a marshland in the middle of a metropolis. View of Wil...
31.5.21

Travel Diary #34598: On A Memorial Day in Oyster Bay, Nassau County on a Wet, Rainy, Cusp-of-Summer Afternoon

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In this post, I recount a Memorial Day weekend outing to Oyster Bay. I t’s Memorial Day, y’all. Do you think of history when you think of Lo...
12.5.21

Why Wednesday Is the Day of the Week to Send Messages (Because of Woden, or, as the Greeks Call Him, Hermes)

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Wednesday is named for Woden — the Norse parallel for the Greek and Roman messenger god Hermes. Ephemera I’m obsessed with messages, epistol...
11.4.21

A Paean to Payphones (And Why I Feel Nostalgic for Old School Telecommunication)

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When is the last time you used a working payphone? How sure are you that you can find one if your mobile phone goes dead? Do you have a quar...
31.3.21

Spring Break with Jambalaya and Friends and Why I Love Faces (and Portraits!)

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What’s the best feature of the photograph? Portraits! Photos capture faces. And I’ve appreciated faces lately — especially during this recen...
12.3.21

A Year Ago Today: Going into Lockdown Because of the Coronavirus Outbreak in the United States (and the World)

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Greig Roselli poses for the one year anniversary of living through Covid-19 in these United States. One Year Ago Today Today is March 12th i...
27.2.21

Paint Night: We Did Van Gogh's Sunflowers

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I’m no Van Gogh. I have both 👂. But I love a good communal 🎨. With my collegial krewe, we paint and pass the time.