Mr. Boo
This video was sent to me by Chris Harris, filmmaker who created this short film about an imaginary friend about a few years ago. He recently read MEMOIRS OF AN…
Overdressed or underdressed?
A podcast that I listen to discussed this question: Do you prefer to be overdressed or underdressed? Not surprising to many, I always prefer to be underdressed (even ahead of…
Outsourcing my New Year’s resolutions again: Would you like to play a role?
If you are a regular reader of this blog, you probably know that I take my goal setting and New Year’s resolutions very seriously. Except of course, for the months…
Charity sucks. At least in this instance.
There was once a device marketed to housewives that would charge anyone who wanted to ring the doorbell 10 cents as a mean of reducing the number of traveling salesmen…
Lessons from my third Moth victory
On Thursday night I was fortunate enough to win my third Moth StorySLAM of my storytelling career at The Bitter End in New York City. The theme of the night…
Black and gross
My daughter told me that she was asked to try “gross food” at school today. “Gross food, Daddy. Black food. Black, gross food. Black and gross.” I was admittedly concerned…
My most useless super power
In addition to my fairly useful super powers is one that is no less extraordinary but useless. Whenever I wake up in the middle of the night, for whatever reason,…
Woodstock’s quandary
Is Woodstock a figure of adoration or a bird in a hell of a lot of trouble? My daughter refused to explain.
Food Nazis
In the post recent post on our brother-sister blog, 107 Federal Street, Kelli Elizabeth writes about living under the culinary version of the Third Reich.
Fat employees receive fewer benefits at Whole Foods
There are a lot of problems with Whole Foods’ policy of awarding larger discounts to employees with lower blood pressure, cholesterol and BMI. There is the issue of privacy, of…
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