Gratitude Journal: This guy
I don’t think anyone should spend the exorbitant shipping costs to have my new book, Memoirs of an Imaginary Friend, sent from the UK or Australia to the US. The…
I don’t think anyone should spend the exorbitant shipping costs to have my new book, Memoirs of an Imaginary Friend, sent from the UK or Australia to the US. The…
On Wednesday night I won the Moth’s StorySLAM at The Bell House in Brooklyn. The theme of the night was Theft, and I told a story about stealing shoes when…
Tonight I am grateful that my daughter, Clara, requires so little to be happy. I know this will not always be the case, so I am trying to enjoy it…
“Is this the end to the mild weather? Find out at 11:00.” This is what I heard tonight on television during an exceptionally rare viewing of live, non-sports related television.…
It’s difficult to launch a book internationally while sitting at home, thousands of miles away, waiting until August for your book to publish here in the US. The reviews of…
Yes, having children can make life more complicated and expensive, but you get a moment like this and you can’t believe how lucky you are to have this little person…
He doesn’t know his own name. He eats and then vomits in the most inconvenient places. He eats dog food. He eats cashmere. He eats plastic bags. He eats the…
It breaks my heart every time my daughter tells me that one of her babies is upset and crying because the baby doesn’t have a Mommy and Daddy. “But Clara,…
Tonight I am grateful that my wife does not have gestational diabetes. With three months to go before this baby is born, a case of gestational diabetes would have meant…
We’re not quite sure where she learned this, but we’re not happy. I showed my daughter a photo of her Uncle Jeremy’s cat, Mr. Woo Woo, drinking from the toilet,…