Full length blog posts, as opposed to microblogging.
More than a decade and a half has passed since I graduated high school, and I still find myself rehashing all the areas that my formal education failed me. Sometimes these realizations come in the …
What can you say to a reluctant bride besides “congratulations?” To answer this question for my current draft, I read some terrible wedding advice.
My small town’s Facebook group inspired me to reread Shirley Jackson’s “The Lottery” for the first time since eighth grade.
I created my own recipe for peanut butter cup fat bombs since I’m not patient enough to look through 5,000,000 blogs and find a good recipe that someone else wrote.
When I try to answer the question of whether or not 2019 was a good year, I keep returning to my flagship anxiety problem.
There haven’t been a lot of studies done on child leashes. In lieu of science, the internet served up a chunky stew of thinking errors, logical fallacies, and ad hominem attacks. It’s time to ask better questions.
By taking the words of Sun Tzu to heart and learning these actionable techniques, you can utterly destroy a holiday guest with OCD this year!
Making trade-offs: how being landed in a situation in which my two vital electronic tools go on the fritz at the same time is a strategy.
If someone hasn’t seen a movie that you like, it says everything about them as a person. The Judgmental Advice Column tackles friends who don’t get movie and TV references.
Where to read and listen to “A Cold Glow,” my flash fiction story about a kid on a space station who butts heads with the station’s computer in his quest to carve a jack-o’-lantern.
People often cite money as a reason to cut your own hair. Do the math! Think of how much money you’ll save! After years of DIY haircuts, I’ve found other reasons as well.
What do you do when others refuse to use your chosen name the instant someone who ranks higher in the patriarchy shows up with the same name?
