Sibling love
We are incredibly fortunate that our children love each other as much as they do. It’s truly amazing. I realize it won’t always be this way, but don’t be a…
Reverse napping: Science says yes.
In addition to gaining coverts, it turns out that there is actual science behind the Reverse Nap. From a Wikipedia entry on segmented sleep: Historian A. Roger Ekirch argues that…
Bike helmets suck
I’ve wanted to say that for a while, but it seemed so wrong. Even though I grew up riding a bike almost every day and never wore a helmet throughout…
My crazy ideas aren’t so crazy after all.
A couple weeks ago I wrote about The Reverse Nap, a concept that I predicted would quickly (or eventually) sweep the nation and become a thing. I know that many…
Notes from the Brattleboro Literary Festival
Last weekend I had the great honor of participating in the Brattleboro Literary Festival in Brattleboro, Vermont. Here are some thoughts from the weekend. _________________________________ I lost in the first…
Simple pleasures
As Charlie’s father, I can only hope that he is still so easily excited by such simple things in years to come.
Dead and dead but still breathing
My piece in this month’s Story Collider magazine deals with my death and my other death, and how they may have saved my life. If you’re a person who likes…
A minute of infant cuteness
While attending Literary Death Match at the Brattleboro Literary Festival, our infant son spent the evening in the hotel room with my in-laws. At one point they sent us this…
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