I’m still a few years off from 50, but alongside aches and pains, I’ve accumulated something else as I’ve aged – friends in their 70s, otherwise known as septuagenarians. Now, none of these friendships started when they were in their Read More
I’m still a few years off from 50, but alongside aches and pains, I’ve accumulated something else as I’ve aged – friends in their 70s, otherwise known as septuagenarians. Now, none of these friendships started when they were in their Read More
One of the most puzzling attacks on education has been that students aren’t learning anything, their performance on competency tests keeps getting worse, and their critical thinking and communication skills continue to falter. The burden is put on educators to Read More
My grandparents split their time between a small condo in the city and a small cabin in the woods on a lake, about 35-40 minutes from my hometown. Up into high school, I spent a lot of time there, especially Read More
I can’t recall the first time I heard about how wasteful the public sector is, and those claims have only ramped up under the new administration as evinced by their campaign to eradicate public services, agencies, and personnel from the Read More
A couple of columns ago I wrote about the “beautiful dancing girl” who I met at a Phish show years ago. Well, after a great month of hanging out together, I left on my extended travels (to be about four Read More
There is a saying that life is what happens when you’re busy making other plans. I found out what this means firsthand the other day. Driving from the East Coast to the Midwest to see family on a stopover to Read More
Sometime in June of 2019, I went with an older colleague, a female in her late 60s, to see the band Phish play in Charlotte, about a 90-minutes’ drive from where we lived. Typically, at Phish shows it’s common to Read More
During my junior year of high school, I was a member of the student senate, and we were deliberating about the need for more parking near campus. During the 90s, we were still in the era where kids found freedom Read More
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