Tag Archives: Advice
A Team Of One Voice
The past year, as of today pretty much, was one of some low-grade tumult – I use that word rarely because I’m not sure I know when it applies – and a fair amount of stress. I work as a … Continue reading
Summer Camp: Money, Well… Spent
As a parent, I’m far beyond ready for the kids to go back to school. This is ridiculous. The only people happy about these extended breaks are teachers (whom I respect and support) and Summer Camp Counselors (who usually are … Continue reading
Carry-On Luggage
There’s no bag check on this one-way flight. Continue reading
Kids Can Be Jerks
Some kids are just dickheads. It’s amazing to see kids at 10 already being dickheads, but it’s there. When redirecting or reprimanding a kid, the last thing I used to expect was some sort of reply starting with “But we … Continue reading
Coaching The Little Stuff
I wrote recently about letting one of my kids quit playing a sport because of how little he enjoyed it, and how that was only being fed by a coach not trying to make it more fun for the players. … Continue reading
KeySmart Product Review: Sleek, Stylish, Slow
If you don’t have time to get to the meat of this, here’s the final judgment: Cool little gadget, but I’d rather have my money back. Didn’t gel for me. I have a few jangly keys in my rotation that … Continue reading
Death With Dignity, Instead of What Some People Deserve
Brittany Maynard recently ended her life at the age of 29, having battled aggressive brain tumors for years. As the tumors caused greater and more painful moments of being awake, and were found to be inoperable and terminal, Brittany called … Continue reading
A Mistake Made Is Proof of Production
I made a mistake recently at work… I think… Not the kind that kills a project or gets anybody fired, but one that certainly led to the most easily-flustered to become flustered, easily. I had spent so much time updating … Continue reading