That’s a House Of a Different Color
I recently stumbled across a blog I wrote in 2006 (!), and I thought I’d reprint it to show how my summers haven’t gotten all that worse in recent years: They were always worse. […]
Tag: children
The Sad Lives of Couples Who Opted Not to Have Kids
My wife and I raised two self-confident, spirited daughters. Now in their late twenties, they both had to overcome several daunting childhood adversities, starting with the fact that one of their parents was a humor […]
A Serious Note for Pennsylvania Residents
I am sorry to add seriousness to our site, but this is very important, and I am trying to reach as many Pennsylvania residents as possible. In a few days, The Common Agenda, a series […]
Griots and Family-Safe Riots
Haitian Entree GRIOTS INGREDIENTS 3 pounds pork shoulder 1 green bell pepper 1 medium onion 1 shallot 1 Scotch bonnet or habanero pepper ½ tablespoon pepper 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon thyme 3 tablespoons lime […]
Warning Signs You May Be Experiencing Kronic Incessant Disorder Syndrome (K.I.D.S.)
Just as our nation is grappling with the Coronavirus pandemic, it appears there is another crisis rapidly spreading throughout the world. Over the past 50 years, throughout the Americas, Europe, and Asia, there has been […]
Ask a Terrier: Just How Infra is Our Structure?
Professional Advice from a Licensed Dog Hey, Budleigh! So, when the village rebuilt the sidewalk in front of the house, they had to take down my silver maple tree. Or more precisely, Kippy’s silver maple […]
Excerpt — Maybe Kevin from Brian Kiley
Today we are proud to present an excerpt from Maybe Kevin from Brian Kiley. Book Description: Tom returns from World War II to discover his father and brother have turned their backs on […]
My Overdue Thank-You Letter
Several years ago, someone told me a story about “discovering your grateful heart.” So, I decided to work on that. Over the course of the next year, I sent one thank-you letter each week to […]
Humor Meets Horror – Dolls by Guest Writer Doreen McGettigan
Doreen McGettigan is the author of Bristol Boyz Stomp, the true story of the random road rage murder of her brother, musician David Albert and The Stranger in My Recliner, also a nonfiction story of […]
It’s Not Too Late to Prepare Your Child for the 2028 Olympics
While the recent Rio Olympic Games are still fresh in your mind, it’s a perfect time to start getting your own child ready for the 2028 Olympics. The final venue has not yet been decided. […]