Hold my Beer – How to Live a Life People Want to
When Dick Van Dyke turns 100 next month, it will make the news for all the obvious reasons. But the more meaningful story
Weekend Reflection / Watercolor #30 Vermont Field
It was snowing and cold as ever when I did this. Reminded me of a brief winter I spent in Vermont, which felt
Weekend Reflection / Watercolor #216 Red Mailbox
This one caught my eye in Antibes. We spent the afternoon there once, together, and then the night in a hotel overlooking the
The Loneliness Epidemic: Why Connection Still Matters
A new APA poll reveals that one in three Americans feels lonely every week—proof that our hyperconnected world still leaves us longing for
Día de los Muertos — Where Laughter Meets Legacy
Maria came by this week with sweet bread, sugar skulls, and laughter that filled the house. It was Día de los Muertos —
Weekend Reflection #232 Call Box Cuba
92°F, noon in Havana. Rusted call box. Faded, silent, standing guard for decades. I painted fast before the heat warped my paper. Who
Voleur! Hold My Beer: The Louvre Job
When thieves can get in and out of the Louvre in seven minutes with €88 million in jewels—and the only camera’s pointed the
There will come a moment
Moments of testing don’t arrive on schedule. They arrive to measure your preparation. Wisdom isn’t a gift—it’s earned, stored, and drawn upon when
History Isn’t Over. It’s Just Waiting for You to No
We like to think history lives in museums and textbooks. But nothing is so privileged as believing it’s gone. It’s still here, speaking
Fear Not the Storm— It’s Only Your Reaction You Con
Charles Joughin, the baker of the Titanic, didn’t fight the storm — he floated through it. His calm, not his luck, saved him.