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A Ping, a Ding, and a Beep Nov. 14, 2023

Lost in Suburbia

Beep. I heard the sound in my sleep. At first it was a part of my dream, but as I started to wake up... Read More

In a Chaotic World, Welcoming the No Pants Trend Nov. 11, 2023

Stephanie Hayes

"The end better be freaking nigh." This message sailed into my texts via a group chat last week foll... Read More

Swipe Right for the Perfect Job Nov. 09, 2023

Work Daze

It's frustrating! The perfect job is out there. You just don't know how to find it. On the positive... Read More

Birds' Words Nov. 09, 2023

Lenore Skenazy

Recently we got a birdfeeder. Luckily, I speak Bird! Sparrow No. 1: This is just delicious! What do... Read More

This Fall, Don't Fall Nov. 08, 2023

Wellnews

In 2021, according to the latest data from the CDC, 100 older adults (age 65-plus) died from falls e... Read More

Can You Bark a Few Bars? Nov. 07, 2023

Lost in Suburbia

My dog is not a big fan of heavy metal music. He doesn't mind a few bars of country music, and he se... Read More

Which is Witch Nov. 01, 2023

Wellnews

If you happened to reside in Salem, Massachusetts, in 1692-93, being a witch (or simply being accuse... Read More

Arrested Development Oct. 31, 2023

Lost in Suburbia

Apparently, there is a warrant out for my arrest. I'm not sure exactly what it is that I did wrong, ... Read More

How to Talk Turkey to a Budding Vegetarian Oct. 28, 2023

Georgia Garvey

With Halloween jack-o'-lanterns starting to mold and my 5-year-old's "cool-looking" leaf collection ... Read More

Snoozing Your Way to Success Oct. 26, 2023

Work Daze

You're late. I've been waiting, like forever, for you to read this week's column. And now you finall... Read More

The Other Half Is Crazy Oct. 25, 2023

Wellnews

A Lancet Psychiatry study that analyzed responses from a 21-year-long World Health Organization surv... Read More

Ain't It the Tooth Oct. 24, 2023

Lost in Suburbia

Most of the time, my tongue and my teeth are blissfully unaware of each other. They each just do the... Read More

It Was the Best of Times and ... Well, It Was the Best of Times Oct. 21, 2023

Georgia Garvey

As my physical therapist stretched my hip the other day, we talked about being Gen Xers. Parenting ... Read More

How CEOs Can Save the Office Oct. 19, 2023

Work Daze

(Warning: This column is for CEOs only.) If you're a CEO, you're probably in a bad mood right now. A... Read More

And Now for Some 'Clerical' Errors Oct. 18, 2023

The Word Guy

Readers occasionally send me bloopers found in church bulletins. Some are probably authentic, and so... Read More

My Theory of Everything Oct. 17, 2023

Lost in Suburbia

Any armchair theoretical physicist knows that Stephen Hawking had pursued a lifelong quest to come u... Read More

As Far as 'Good Deaths' Go, This One Ranks up Top Oct. 14, 2023

Georgia Garvey

Skydiving can be deadly. Just look at Dorothy Hoffner of Chicago, who died recently after tandem jum... Read More

Plan to Be Spontaneous at Work Oct. 12, 2023

Work Daze

What's the best part of being a success? You never have to chitchat. As a VIP, concentrating on hig... Read More

Manual Labor Oct. 12, 2023

Lenore Skenazy

Man versus man. Man versus nature. Man versus himself. These, we learned in high school English, are... Read More

How Dryer I Am Oct. 10, 2023

Lost in Suburbia

I am well known in these parts for my unresolved appliance aggressions. I have killed one microwave,... Read More