At a physical therapy office earlier today, one of the assistants signed me in and helped me get started on the equipment.
I immediately noticed some Roman numerals tattooed on…
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Whenever the forecast shows a few days without precipitation, I find my neighbor and her daughter, a college senior and aspiring graphic designer, outside in front of their house. With a bucket of colorful sidewalk chalk…
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For the past year, comedian Amy Schumer has used her social media platforms to take a stand and get out the vote. Most of the time, unusual for a comic, her posts have been serious, factual, educational and motivational.
Sourdough certainly had a moment during the pandemic and now that televised sports have returned, for some, that moment is over. But not for me.
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Last fall, I went with a friend to Field & Supply, described as a modern makers craft fair, in Kingston, New York. I had no intention of buying anything. I was more excited about helping a friend pick out some items for his home.
But all that changed when…
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Just this week, Jeremy Konyndyk, global outbreak preparedness and humanitarian expert wrote:
"Alright. There is a LOT of chatter (on this website) bashing those who are saying most of the country still isn't ready for a safe reopening. So, as we approach what would normally be summer pool season, here's a short analogy about pooping and accountability.
Imagine you're at the pool, and a kid poops in the water…
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