Add this to my job list. Not this.
Last week I wrote about the many career aspirations that I have when I finally decide to retire from teaching (which isn’t anytime soon). It’s recently come to my attention…
The Dutch cover of MEMOIRS OF AN IMAGINARY FRIEND is unlike any so far.
It’s been interesting to watch the different covers of MEMOIRS OF AN IMAGINARY FRIEND roll out worldwide as foreign publishers begin to release the book. With last week’s sale to…
The Italians love Budo
As I wait for MEMOIRS OF AN IMAGINARY FRIEND to begin its ascent up the New York Times bestseller list, I am happy to report that the book, retitled IMAGINARY…
The three day, three month, three year test
Last year the New England Patriots played the Kansas City Chiefs on a Monday night in Foxboro. My fellow season ticket holder could not attend the game for less than…
She is her father’s daughter
In one hand is an iPhone, playing an episode of “Charlie and Lola,” a British cartoon that she loves. In the other is a puzzle that she is trying to…
Pick a career, damn it. Or ten.
I read an interesting piece on Penelope Trunk’s blog on choosing a career that you will like. Trunk quotes economist Neil Howe, who says that only 5% of people pick…
I am sick. I am going to work. I am stupid.
I’m not feeling well today. After two days of fevers and chills, my temperature is normal, but I have a dreadfully sore throat and a pounding headache. Yet I’m going…
Brave as hell
It would have been easy for news anchor Jennifer Livingston to ignore the person who emailed her to say that she was too fat for television. She did this instead:
A freakin’ superhero
It’s not that often that you get to see an honest to goodness superhero. And a squirrel to boot.
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