Freelance Philanthropy: Challenging the Status Quo
Nearly half the world’s population live on less than $2.50 a day. Diarrhea caused by inadequate drinking water, sanitation, and hand … More Freelance Philanthropy: Challenging the Status Quo
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A Meaningful Alternative to the Commercialism of Christmas
It’s that time of year when loved ones are looking for hints on gift ideas. When my daughter called me, … More A Meaningful Alternative to the Commercialism of Christmas
Why You Should Work on Your Day Off
Today is the day after Thanksgiving. For me, this means time off from my day job and an opportunity to … More Why You Should Work on Your Day Off
I Run to Escape
If running’s just not your thing, I get that. But for heaven’s sake, and for your sake, take care of yourself.
Shed a Few Layers and Expose Yourself
I’m a mere mortal, going all out on a pursuit of a freedom-drenched life. And, yes, this is my love … More Shed a Few Layers and Expose Yourself
My 50 List – Hold Me to It!
It’s been a cruddy month. Winter 2014 has been especially harsh and seemingly never-ending. There’s the usual shoveling, parking and … More My 50 List – Hold Me to It!
Stop Using “Pimp” to Mean “Cool”
Today we say goodbye to January. (It was a long, cold one.) I hope that despite … More Stop Using “Pimp” to Mean “Cool”
Help is on the Way!
This post is my entry in the Open Letter Challenge writing contest organized by Josh Irby. The following letter is my response to … More Help is on the Way!
A Bibliophile’s Utopia
Today wraps up National Library Week, and I just happen to be named Patron of the Month at my local … More A Bibliophile’s Utopia
Poetry Challenge
National Poetry Month is a celebration of poetry established by the Academy of American Poets. It is celebrated month-long each April since … More Poetry Challenge