I’ve been thinking about leadership lately, perhaps because it’s football season again—finally!—and the Broncos have a new quarterback. Coach Sean Payton tested three potential starting
I have a daily “Unexplained Mysteries” calendar from the History Channel. Most of the mysteries aren’t very mysterious. Some of them are just ancient ideas
On cardio days at the pool—like today— I use a pool noodle in the 10-foot-deep pool. The noodle goes around behind my back to support
I was eating an apple and reading a profile of Gregory Maguire. He’s the author of “Wicked,” among other things. He was talking about earning
I love them. I really do. Books, of course, but also TV, movies, and spoken word. I set a timer to sit down at three
I read an article in the Denver Post about a woman who ran afoul of the Department of Motor Vehicles because of her love of
Fiction authors play fast and loose with the truth. Some of us even have t-shirts that say “I lie for a living” in a fading
We played Trivial Pursuit on Family Game Night last week and I’ve come to the disturbing conclusion I’m getting stupider. Granted, it’s trivia. Outdated trivia
This is a fascinating experiment. Such a simple thing to ask yet so difficult to accomplish. There are many times I wonder if I’m in
If you do, you’re probably cowering under your covers instead of reading this because today is Friday the 13th. Both of those delightfully king-sized words