Rage Against The Minivan

I haven’t necessarily been keeping it a secret. It’s just that I haven’t really taken the time to sit down and explain it. But if you follow me on instagram or facebook, I’m sure you’ve noted that we just moved again. And there have been a lot of questions as to why. I’m going to try to answer some of them, but there are other aspects of this decision that I’m not keen to put online. If you would like to hear more, I’d love you to subscribe to my newsletter. I will be writing more candidly there . . .

An illuminating conversation with Bryan Stephenson of Equal Justice Initiative on the inequity of the criminal justice system in America. . . .

I haven’t been doing as much personal blogging in the past year or so as I used to do. It’s a combination of factors. First, I seem to have gotten out of the habit of just narrating our daily lives. I tend to feel the need for what I write to have a bit more substance than the goings-ons of our days, which means I also tend to get a little paralyzed unless I feel like I’ve got an idea wrapped up from beginning to middle to end. I don’t do as much casual stream-of-consciousness writing as I used . . .

I'm unboxing my Minted cards and explaining the game-changing address feature that has won my business forever.  Wanna try it? Use this link for $25 off. . . .

Here are some of things I read this week that made me think. (These are just snippets – click on the title to read the whole thing). What the Oldest People in the World Eat (and Drink) Every Day from Alex at Bon Appetite “Calment’s obituary said she “used to eat more than two pounds of chocolate a week and treat her skin with olive oil, rode a bicycle until she was 100,” and had smoked nearly all her life, until her doctor made her cut that and her Sunday glass of Port at age 120. The . . .

The kids and I talk about seeing Sleeping Beauty and her Winter's Knight at Laguna Playhouse... . . .