First bottle. Probably the last bottle.
After two months of begging and pleading to “help feed Charlie,” I finally allowed my three year old daughter, Clara, to give him a bottle. The first photograph was…
After two months of begging and pleading to “help feed Charlie,” I finally allowed my three year old daughter, Clara, to give him a bottle. The first photograph was…
I thought this was a joke. I assumed that it was a satirical outlook on the creative hazards of product placement. As an author who has been accused of product…
Not about many things, but about this: “Insanity is doing the same thing, over and over again, but expecting different results.” I’ve always hated this definition. I wouldn’t call it…
Last month, in conjunction with our upcoming anniversary, I shared some posts I had written about our wedding in 2006. Those posts originally appeared on a blog that no longer…
I loved this quote from a New York Times opinion piece by Oliver Burkeman, who has a book coming out entitled “The Antidote: Happiness for People Who Can’t Stand Positive…
Last month, in conjunction with our upcoming anniversary, I shared some posts I had written about our wedding in 2006. Those posts originally appeared on a blog that no longer…
My father-in-law has somehow made my little boy look a lot older than his smidgen-over two months. I swear he does not look this grownup yet in real life.
On Friday the first copy of MEMOIRS OF AN IMAGINARY FRIEND arrived at my door, wrapped beautifully and accompanied by a note from my editor. It was the kind of…
I will show this video to my students in hopes that it will have the same effect on them that it had on me: It will remind them how fortunate…
One of my New Year’s resolutions is to give yoga an honest try. After reading Lee Anne Finfinger’s The 10 things you’ll do once you start yoga (that have nothing…