Millennial Vows
I was at two grand weddings last year. And by grand I don’t mean big cathedrales, long gowns with longer trains, a RollsRead More
Finite and Infinite Games
My daughter played for the town trophy in girls basketball this weekend. What impressed me – besides the team defense – was thatRead More
Reflektions in Watercolor TWA Terminal #26
Oh, the Places You’ll Go! My first world travel journey embarked from TWA four decades ago. When I saw my son wheeling downRead More
Solomon’s Paradox
Solomon’s Paradox is a phenomenon that has fascinated social scientists for years. It refers to our tendency to be much better at understandingRead More
Covid the Accelerant
I think Covid is one of those accelerants that make us more of who we already are. You know the type. Alcohol. Money.Read More
Hair, in the time of Corona.
We didn’t have a cure for Corona. But it sure had a cure for us. It’s like we were all swimming nicely inRead More
Ichiro is Life Well Played.
I like to write about baseball in spring. It reminds me of life and life lessons. Ichiro played a final game in TokyoRead More
Ding. Look at me.
Digital addiction has gripped society in less than a decade. The smartphone era dates from Apple’s introduction of the iPhone in 2007… beforeRead More
Fortnight and the next great Battle for Screentime
It seems the big parenting battle of the summer might be over FortNite. This survival-action game developed by Epic Games and People Can Fly is a bitRead More