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Control: Remote and Very Remote Aug. 08, 2025

Slightly Off-Kilter Columns

Warning: This column begins as slightly off-kilter, but it ends up flat-out weird. I think it's safe... Read More

Misdirection: When East is West and West is ... East Aug. 01, 2025

Slightly Off-Kilter Columns

As Tom and I are getting on the turnpike, I get a call from our brother Steve, "You're going the wro... Read More

And It Seemed Like Such a Good Idea Jul. 11, 2025

Slightly Off-Kilter Columns

The envelope the charity's director received on Monday had no return address. The message inside ... Read More

Only Suckers Try to Make Magical Childhood Memories for Their Kids Jul. 05, 2025

Georgia Garvey

I refuse to try to build any more precious childhood memories for my kids. I'm just giving them fuel... Read More

Pick Your Poison: Heat Stroke or Air Conditioning? Jun. 28, 2025

Georgia Garvey

If you asked my dad the top three causes of illness worldwide, here's what he'd say: No. 3: Walking ... Read More

Losing Contact Jun. 27, 2025

Slightly Off-Kilter Columns

My contact manager, Outlook, won't open. It doesn't care how often I click. It says it's loading. Bu... Read More

Dying With Bette Jun. 20, 2025

Slightly Off-Kilter Columns

We've all heard about people who suffer for their art. Normally, that doesn't apply to me. As an ove... Read More

Who Knows Where the Phones Go? Jun. 06, 2025

Slightly Off-Kilter Columns

I reach for my phone. It's not in my pocket where it belongs. I'd had it out earlier over where I wa... Read More

'I Won't Abandon My Country' May. 19, 2025

Rights & Resistance with the ACLU

I live every day in fear. My husband, Miguel, is undocumented and, despite what many believe, being ... Read More

A Long, Strange Trip: Stairway to Heaven Version May. 02, 2025

Slightly Off-Kilter Columns

The 60s were an off-kilter adventure (much of which actually happened in the 70s). Imagine yourself ... Read More

Why Your Truth Matters in the Age of Hate Apr. 11, 2025

Holding Space for Good

April 18 is National Columnists Day. Because of this, I want to hold space for the writer in all of ... Read More

Customer Disservice: No One Can Hear You Scream Apr. 04, 2025

Slightly Off-Kilter Columns

The bill was for two unspecified injections weeks earlier. I remembered getting a free flu shot and ... Read More

How I Drove Meghan Markle and Prince Harry out of Montecito Mar. 25, 2025

Slightly Off-Kilter Columns

Recently, I did something despicable. Apparently. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were reportedly mov... Read More

The Road to Wellness: Paved with Red Lights and Vibration Plates Mar. 08, 2025

Georgia Garvey

I went in for what I call a "shake and bake" recently, cooking like a chicken in a rotisserie under ... Read More

Why Books by W. Bruce Cameron Are a Family Staple Aug. 16, 2024

Holding Space for Good

Every reader has a favorite book and a favorite author. Every parent has a one they'd love to pass o... Read More

When a News Story Has Little to Do With the News Aug. 11, 2022

Froma Harrop

Interesting headline in The New York Times: "In an Unequal Economy, the Poor Face Inflation Now and ... Read More

Concerned Parents: Ask Your Children if They've Encountered a Drag Queen at School Jun. 16, 2022

Armstrong Williams

The world continues to change, and as a result, so do our social standards and norms. This change ha... Read More

The Campaign Against Misinformation Is Disinformation Apr. 28, 2022

Laura Hollis

For years we've been hearing nonstop warnings about "misinformation" and "disinformation." What's th... Read More

As Luck Would Have It Mar. 17, 2022

Dear AnnieĀ®

Dear Readers: In light of St. Patrick's Day, I want to share this story from "Same Boat," who wrote ... Read More

Cosmic Conjunction Makes Deals May. 04, 2020

Horoscopes by Holiday

The sun and Mercury connect to encourage clean, smooth deals. In the exchange of goods and services,... Read More