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To See It All Oct. 24, 2021
The paper was riddled with red marks, comments on the side (some intelligible) and plenty of arrows ... Read More
That and a Venti Will Not Buy Your Status in the World Oct. 17, 2021
Because my car is precious, it only takes the best gas. If it had its druthers, it would like to mak... Read More
Use the Good Plates This Tuesday Oct. 10, 2021
I love me a good routine, and now that the kids have started going back to school, they have their o... Read More
A Society Worn Out by a Sterile System Sep. 26, 2021
It's like he could sense it before I could. My typically happy-to-tag-along son was dragging his fee... Read More
Separating Your Story From the Stories of Your Kids Sep. 19, 2021
I'm a sucker for first-day-of-school pictures. It feels like it comes close to what we get as a new ... Read More
From All-Knowing To Questioning It All Sep. 12, 2021
My kids enjoy having a hand in decorating our home. What that means is that scraps of cardboard beco... Read More
Give Us a Minute to Grieve the Future Aug. 22, 2021
When I was little, and my parents had to explain things that happened before I came along, they amus... Read More
Stripping Identity From Work Aug. 08, 2021
It was an advertisement for a flower farm this time. There were openings for studio and field assist... Read More
Holding Our Breath on Truth Aug. 01, 2021
I've spent the last few summers hanging out at the side of the pool, watching an infinitely patient ... Read More
Trust: A Tale of Two Teachers Jul. 25, 2021
I don't remember his name anymore. But if I can put the memories in the right order, he was known fo... Read More
When Inspiration Isn't Enough Jul. 18, 2021
Had he just driven 53.5 miles south, he could have ended up at my house. Instead, Richard Branson sp... Read More
Letting Go of the Past but Taking Its Lessons With Us Jul. 11, 2021
When I attempted to take the license plate off, I realized the scooter was last registered in 2014. ... Read More
10 Simple Questions to Ask Yourself While Getting Dressed Jun. 26, 2021
Recently, I got dressed to ... wait for it ... leave the house and meet someone. It was a casual, pr... Read More
Have a Seat With an Elder Millennial Mar. 07, 2021
This week, I'll be married for 10 years. I don't have student loan debt, but I have advanced degrees... Read More
Side Parts and Skinny Jeans Are Nice, but Have You Tried Total Irrelevance? Mar. 06, 2021
It's a rite of passage for any new generation to fight with the one before. Just imagine the ruthles... Read More
A Call for a More Connected World Jan. 17, 2021
I've been working from home since 2017. In March 2020, my internet speed slowed to a grind. The new ... Read More
We'll Take a Cup of Blandness Yet Jan. 03, 2021
It's been awhile since I can remember such a tangible etching of the previous year onto the next. Th... Read More
When the Beat Changes Oct. 25, 2020
After what feels like five years of campaigning — and in a way, it was — I'm ready for t... Read More
Cinnamillennial Sep. 26, 2020
I blame the cinnamon buns — or, more accurately, the lack of cinnamon buns. My husband and I d... Read More
Preparing Your Business for the New Normal Aug. 04, 2020
It's official. The coronavirus pandemic's biggest victim is the U.S. economy. Despite some states' r... Read More
