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Month: April 2024

On fronts for the mob, overly concerned citizens, scrotal swelling, and crazy feats of endurance (vol. xxviii, no. 4)

April 25, 2024April 27, 2024 by Timothy Willis

Dear Family, I like almost everything about our neighborhood, but I’m grateful not to live under the tyranny of a homeowners association. We have an active neighborhood civic association, which I admire, even though I seldom attend the meetings. I believe I currently belong to the association, though I’m never certain. My membership frequently lapses…

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Ari’s EPISTOLARIUS: The Great Hike Edition — Nov 2023-Apr 2024

April 21, 2024July 9, 2024 by Ari Willis

Dear Family,  Listen, I warned you in September’s letter that updates would be sporadic, so I shall stubbornly plead not guilty of all charges, on the grounds that there was an exculpatory clause included in our contract. Even though I’m fairly certain that the word “plead” is not used in breach-of-contract lawsuits. Or “charges,” for…

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February and March Sophie Update: A “date”, accepting ambiguity, and Easter

April 1, 2024April 1, 2024 by Sophia Willis Wonnacott

Dear Family, And look at that, it’s April. Some of you may have noticed that I did not publish a letter in February. Whoops. I hope that you can forgive me. I promise nothing all that exciting happened, but several February events and random thoughts will appear in this letter, so never fear. For examples,…

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