My daughter’s inaccurate self portrait
I love it, but I have to say, it doesn’t look anything like her.
I love it, but I have to say, it doesn’t look anything like her.
A friend and I attended The Moth’s StorySLAM at the Bitter End last night. He’s about 15 years younger than me, and while we waited in line outside the club,…
Thanks to everyone who came out to Speak Up on Saturday night. The event was an enormous success, with an enthusiastic, standing-room only audience of more than 200 people. Real…
As a reluctant atheist, it will be interesting to watch how my children’s belief in God develops. Part of my hopes that they are able to find the faith that…
I can’t help but wonder if my sister and I ever spent time like this when we were little. I don’t think so, which makes me so sad for me…
A friend and fellow Patriots season ticket holder sent this to me yesterday in one of the weekly email exchanges that we have prior to every game. I thought it…
I told Clara that we needed to find the remote control if she wanted to watch Arthur. “Can you help me find it? I asked. “Sure,” she said. “You go…
Look what we found in the midst of a poorly advertised festival in downtown Hartford last weekend: An actual book mobile! Operated by Penguin Books, it was a joy to…
Sunday Assembly, an atheist's version of church that is growing exponentially, seems a little too good to be true. The idea is simple: it has all of the community spirit,…
On Saturday, Elysha and I will be producing our next Speak Up storytelling event at Real Art Ways in Hartford, CT. The theme of the evening is Schooled: Lessons Taught…