My house is lived in. Less so since my kids have all moved out, but still. Over the years we’ve accumulated stuff large and small.
On NPR I heard a guy say, “Turn into the wind of your weakness.” I don’t know the topic or the context of the conversation,
I’ve been ridiculously busy lately and haven’t blogged in awhile. So I’m sure you must be curious about the things I’m not thinking about today.
It seems my crime-fighting continues. Yes, I’m standing tall with hands on hips staring pensively toward the horizon. About a week after this happened, the
I read Amy Chua’s book BATTLE HYMN OF THE TIGER MOTHER and loved it as much as a Chinese mother loves torturing her children. I
Last week, when you were stuffing your face with Valentine goodies, I was strapping on my cape and fighting crime. I was at my computer
I am soon to be 50 years old. It seems a bit anticlimactic because I received my first AARP card in April 2003. I’ll do
1. Don’t wear a porkpie hat if you want to go unnoticed. I saw the same guy at the top of the Sears Tower, in
1. “The elevation of mundane objects to artistic subjects appealed to Modernists.” And to me. “Saw” by Stuart Davis 2. Don’t lean too close to
1. You can’t see Africa from space. 2. The Bamum wear huge necklaces. 3. Poop fascinates both children and adults. 4. Windows sucks in Chicago