Abundance brings me thankfulness
While famine brings me shame
Or abundance makes me forget that
I ever called on God by name. Continue reading →
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dance just because you can
When you feel like it – dance. Even when you don’t feel like it – dance anyway. Continue reading →
commitment, cooperation, communication and community
This past weekend I learned that a couple of my friends ended their marriage. Divorce. Done deal. It’s all over. Kaput. Continue reading →
labor-less day
For as long as I can remember, I’ve spent Labor Day doing much less than labor. It’s a day of relaxing as far as I’m concerned. Continue reading →
If you live to be a hundred…
I want to live to be a hundred minus one day so I never have to live without you. ― A.A. Milne’s Winnie the Pooh Continue reading →
99 problems and the 4th amendment
Jay-Z’s “99 Problems” may be one of the classics to listen to, but don’t think you can glean legal advice from it. The rapper’s perspective on the law is way off in parts according to Caleb Mason, an Associate Professor of Law at Southwestern Law School in Los Angeles. Continue reading →
real dads do
OOSA Bookclub featured me in an article entitled, “Real Dads Do Real Things.” Continue reading →
father or dad?
There are glaring differences between the titles of father and dad. Father indicates an official, biological or ceremonial title. Dad, on the other hand, indicates a level of intimacy that breaches tradition and is a living, breathing part of an interactive relationship. With dad, I envision a little kid napping in his dad’s lap. Continue reading →
b*tches in bookshops
Two beautiful book nerds, Shea Delaney and Annabelle Quezada, spoofed Jay Z and Kanye West’s
‘N*ggas in Paris’ with the witty ‘B*tches in Bookshops.’ Perhaps I, myself, am a nerd for posting this. Perhaps I’m a bigger nerd in that I’m proud of it. Continue reading →
