In recent days, we’ve heard some wise words. And to be honest, also some incredibly foolish ones. In our individual reactions, we sometimes say things to others that unfortunately reveal less about another than they do about our own pride and lack of wisdom. Some of the wisest words,
Oh, I’m so glad those ads are over. I’m also glad the election is over. Too much of our time is spent running for office than actually working in one, in my opinion. And let me be very clear. I don’t work in nor for a political
I’ll admit… I enter into today’s post with an inkling of fear and trepidation. Ok, not really. I’m simply aware that some will passionately disagree with the point of today’s post. And that‘s ok. The truth is that disagreement is not a negative. Disagreement makes
Last year, I wrote about our Halloween tradition of becoming that house. You know, the one with the full-size candy bars. Apparently, in the world of trick-or-treating, full-size candy bars can earn you some serious G.O.A.T. status. There’s no going back now.
Oh, how I love October! Well, most of it, that is. I love the cooler temps, full swing of football season, and the grateful anticipation of the holidays soon to come. But I’m not a pumpkin spice fan, regular wearer of flannel, nor one who loves the plethora of
On September 17th at Lycée Antoine-de-Saint-Exupéry in Créteil, a southeast suburb of Paris, a small group of high school students walked out of class to support their teachers, who had gone on strike over long-term unfilled staff positions. Now there are riots and fires all over…
In recent weeks, there has been increased debate about the death penalty as an accepted legal punishment. Two incidents prompted the attention. First is the situation of Christa Pike. Twenty-one years ago, the then-18-year-old Pike, along with two others, tortured and murdered her 19-year-old
The beauty of a mystery is that it keeps us curious. For 89 years, one question has remained: Where did Amelia Earhart go? I’ll admit. I was a little late to the story. Earhart lost contact with the world in early July of 1937 while attempting to circumvent the
What a great few days! The family gathered, celebrating a milestone birthday for our youngest, joy-filled son, feasting and frolicking and simply having fun together! One of our activities included multiple, most competitive rounds of “Guesspionage,” the survey percentage guessing game from Jackbox TV. Players are asked a human
What’s with this idea that we don’t have to listen to people who don’t think like us? Why do we feel like we can tune them out? Sure, we’ve seen it in our leaders, justifying the limiting of access — be it via the restriction of credentials,
In October of 2024, “Jane Doe,” as she is now referred to, went to Cornell’s Chi Phi fraternity chapter already intoxicated, where she and some of the male members had more alcohol and also snorted ketamine. They engaged in simultaneous sex with multiple people multiple times. One of the
So I can’t quite shake the story of Caleb Flynn. (For more of the story, see our recent post entitled “Marital Trials.”) Flynn is the Ohio man who went on trial last week for killing his wife. He claimed that an intruder broke into his home in the middle