by Edward Signaigo | Oct 13, 2020 | Stories, Surfing, Travel
Learning To Surf I’ve spent 2020 almost entirely in rural Ghana and Mexico. I’ve been bitten by some mosquitos during that time, but no bug bit me as hard as the surfing bug. I live a 10-minute walk from the Pacific Ocean and have been learning to surf... by Edward Signaigo | Sep 4, 2020 | Art, Essays
I recently took a beginner drawing class online on Udemy, and I highly recommend it if you’re interested in drawing. It’s called “The Art & Science of Drawing / BASIC SKILLS” by Brent Eviston. It was affordable and well worth the time. ... by Edward Signaigo | Jul 23, 2020 | Poems
The titanic vessel lurches and lists All aboard know Something has gone horribly wrong The captain is mad And has been mad Since long before they left port There’s a mutiny on the deck And no one can agree How to right the ship The captain deploys loyalist thugs... by Edward Signaigo | Jun 16, 2020 | Poems
I saw a photo of Obama the other day with a caption that said, “Describe him in one word.” The first word that came to mind was “hero.” But then several other words came to mind as well, so I wrote them down. This poem is called Obama. Hero... by Edward Signaigo | Jun 7, 2020 | Books
This book was originally published in 1946, but it’s more relevant today than ever. In my opinion, timelessness is the measure of quality in writing. By that measure, this book is a gem. The author, Viktor E. Frankl, was a successful psychotherapist in Vienna...
