A 1956 refrigerator and a lot of question
Serious question: Why is this 66-year-old refrigerator, built by General Motors, better than the refrigerators we have today? Also, what the hell is Charlie's name in the video? Charlie what?…
Serious question: Why is this 66-year-old refrigerator, built by General Motors, better than the refrigerators we have today? Also, what the hell is Charlie's name in the video? Charlie what?…
I lifted the tray off the counter at Panera and handed it to Charlie. Then I turned to reach for my own food when Charlie said, "Dad, this macaroni and…
Sometimes simple, direct feedback is ideal. One of the standards on my children's swimming lesson report card is "Survival Float - 30 seconds." The feedback from the swim instructor on…
One of my biggest pet peeves is sloppy, stupid signage. This happens when a business adds signage to the signage already provided by their corporate overlords. I suspect that my…
Incrementalism is the understanding that small changes, repeated over time, will yield enormous results. This graphic is an excellent example of the principle in action. If you could simply transfer…
I played golf last week with a friend and brought a little bit of my former students along for comfort and support. One of my students (whose mother has given…
Every month I report the progress of my yearly goals in order to monitor progress (or the lack thereof) and hold myself accountable. The following are the result from…
Elysha Dicks and I have experienced a recent spate of ghosting. Looking for childcare for the fall, we interviewed several candidates. Some of them seemed quite lovely. A few asked…
While visiting Ellis Island earlier this week, I couldn't help but wonder: What will be our future Ellis Island? What building or institution is functioning and necessary today but will…
I took my first flying lesson last week. My instructor, who we discovered once we were airborne live within shouting distance of each other, took me up in a single…