November 6, 2026 — Kelowna, British Columbia There’s a pizza place in Kelowna that sells a pizza called The Kitchen Sink. I discovered this tonight while contemplating spending approximately forty dollars on a large pizza. Forty dollars. For a fucking …
The Kitchen Sink Is Taken, but the Garbage Can Has Potential Read more »
Personal Dispatches — November 3, 2026 I’ve had a lot of things happen to me. Some of them have been difficult to believe, even as I’ve been living through them. But perhaps the most profound realization I’ve had throughout all …
A wheelchair, a hospital, a tent, and the question nobody could answer PERSONAL DISPATCHES | SPECIAL INVESTIGATION By Randy Millis | Kelowna, British Columbia | November 2026 “And if I’m not ready to go then?” “Then security will be called.” …
An open letter to Castanet Castanet’s August 20 story about the cleanup near Mill Creek reports on legitimate concerns: fire hazards, accumulated debris and public safety. Those things matter, and dangerous conditions should be addressed. But there is another part …
Cleaning Up an Encampment Is Only Half the Story Read more »
The Price of Being Housed There is something absurd about becoming homeless and discovering that, in at least one important way, my life improved. I’m eating better. Meat. Vegetables. Salads. Fruit. Yogurt. Eggs. Potatoes. Pasta. Actual cooked meals with variety. …
I’m Homeless. I’m Eating Better. Something Is Broken. Read more »