October 30: The Last Broadcast

The world can be a scary enough place sometimes, so let's do our part to make it a little brighter.
Read the Latest Edition →OCTOBER 1, 2026 · DAY ONE
NOVEMBER 2026 · THE STORY CONTINUES
Pull up a chair. Pour something warm.
There’s still so much good to be thankful for.
WELCOME TO MY LITTLE CORNER OF THE INTERNET
Seriously, I’m glad you’re here.
This is my little piece of the digital world. Part diary, part playground, part memory box, and probably part something I haven’t thought of yet.
I’m not really sure where this is going.
That’s kind of the point.
This is simply a place to create, remember, explore, laugh, think — and share a little bit of my world with you.
So look around.
Stay awhile.
Pull up a chair.
THE NOVEMBER FEATURE / 002
November has a way of reminding us to appreciate what matters.
A familiar voice. A warm meal.
A quiet afternoon. The people who show up.
There’s room here for history, stories, laughter, good news, and the little moments we sometimes overlook.
We don’t need a perfect world to find something worth appreciating.
Let’s see what this chapter brings.
THE SMALL THINGS, AS THEY COME

The world can be a scary enough place sometimes, so let's do our part to make it a little brighter.
Read the Latest Edition →
The world isn't perfect. Not even close. But everywhere you look, there are people planting seeds of kindness, compassion, and progress.
Read the Latest Good News →Thanksgiving arrives November 26. Until then, a kind word, a shared cup, or a little time for someone else is always a good place to start.
OCTOBER AFTER DARK
Original fiction. A little strange. Occasionally unsettling. Best read with the porch light on.
The first time I noticed him, I was buying coffee.
After that, he started appearing everywhere I went. The frightening part wasn’t that he was following me. It was that he always seemed to get there first.
FOLLOW THE CURIOSITY
No posting quota. Just something worth sharing.
“After 26 years, what do you do the next morning?”
A story about work, fear, family, starting over, and learning to stay in the moment.
Read the essay →Old pants come out of the closet. The mug warms your hands. For a few minutes, there’s nowhere else you need to be.
Some days the thing worth sharing isn’t a headline. It’s a season changing, a song you remembered, or the smell of coffee before the rest of the house wakes up. There’s room for those things here, too.
Notes from the Other Chair
“Not everything waiting around the corner is a monster. Sometimes it's an opportunity you never expected.”
Read VIBE 005 →PULL UP A CHAIR
Feedback. A story. A memory. An image. Something good. Something strange. Or just something you think I might enjoy.
Send it my way:
rilko.eric@gmail.comI’ll take a look. I can’t promise everything sent my way will make it onto the site, but if something feels right for the canvas, I may reach out about sharing it.
EMAIL ERICFALL SPORTS HEADQUARTERS
NFL football. Sweater weather. Something on the stove.
Visit NFL02 / COLLEGE FOOTBALLSchool colors, familiar rivalries, and a reason to gather.
Visit NCAA football03 / NBA BASKETBALLFollow your favorites and enjoy a little time courtside.
Visit NBA04 / NHL HOCKEYFast nights, familiar teams, and something for every hockey fan.
Visit NHLScores and schedules are available on the official league and NCAA sites.
A SEAT AT THE TABLE
November is a season for gathering, but the most meaningful thing we can share isn't always a meal.
Sometimes it's a conversation.
A little patience.
A warm welcome.
A reminder that somebody belongs.
Family comes in many forms, and not everyone has a table waiting for them.
This month, let's make a little more room for kindness, understanding, and gratitude.
Because the world gets a little better whenever somebody feels welcome.
There's always room for one more.
ABOUT THIS LITTLE CORNER OF THE INTERNET
A curious human being in Franklin, Tennessee. A coffee drinker, a story collector, and someone who likes seeing what happens when an idea gets a little room.
The professional site was a meaningful chapter. It deserves a place on the shelf.
Open the preserved professional siteTHANKS FOR STOPPING BY
There are a lot of places you could have spent a few minutes today.
You spent some of them here.
That means something to me.
I’m glad you stopped by.
Come back anytime.
The porch light’s on.
— Eric