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Why you should never use the word should
Last month, Jordan Oram and I had an incredibly inspiring conversation about collaboration and individual creativity. In the middle of this discussion, I told him of a frustrating experience I was having with a colleague.
“A person should know how to manage basic social interaction by the time they reach 35,” I told him.
In light of the bombing, just a bit of constructive criticism
The Boston bombing. The Newtown shooting. Rapes in India and Steubenville. These are the reactions. Numbness. What? Again? Anger. Who did this? Helplessness. I want to help. I don’t know what to do. Then there are the posts that make you think.
Do dead people breathe underground?
Not all parents choose to talk about death with our children when they’re young. We began the conversation when Lila was three.
A Little List of Dos and Don’ts for the Ladies
Want to know how to act so as to be proper and ladylike? You wouldn’t want to cause any trouble, would you?
A Meditation While Kneading Challah
Why did I spend an afternoon baking challah? To heal a sick child, of course. Why else would I do it?
Imagine his girlfriend was noticeably scarred.
Remember Murad Osmann? He’s the photographer lead around the world by his girlfriend. His photography and her body flowed relentlessly through all my social media streams. Why?
This is why we don’t we have a Men’s History Month?
Are women free to achieve whatever they desire? I say no. Not yet. There’s more work to be done.
How To Pimp Your Couchsurfing Profile & Find A Place To Stay
When’s the last time you asked a complete stranger if you could sleep on his couch? I do it all the time. This is how.
Why did we choose to live in Salta, Argentina?
“Why Salta?” people ask me all the time. Friends. Family. People I’ve met through this blog and even from Saltenos. All want to know why an American family would settle here. The answer is simple.
Renewing An Argentine Tourist Visa in Salta
You’ve been in Argentina on a tourist visa and your 90 days is swiftly reaching an end. What are you going to do?