The Blunder Years, Episode 41: Retirement + downsizing + the role of your adult kids

What’s it like, process-wise, to move out of the house you’ve been in since 1987? What are the emotions? Continue Reading →

If you already sucked at being a friend or your job, COVID-19 has provided an easy excuse for the moment

COVID-19 will shift lots of things, but how people treat their “friends” and their job won’t necessarily be among ’em. Continue Reading →

The Blunder Years, Episode 19: Your social life post-kids

A discussion on having kids, raising kids, gender roles, AI, work skills, and where you find yourself when you least expect is. Continue Reading →

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That time I yelled at some women in a bar about how many kids they had

If you over-commit to work, what does that do to your children? Continue Reading →

We should let adults embrace the idea of “play.”

Adults need to play as well

Maturity and professionalism are a thing, yes, but … if we let people “play” at work, we could achieve so much. Continue Reading →

This is how you get your kids to eat vegetables

Apparently, you make them start early. This is from a new experiment at the University of Leeds, also covered here via the BBC. Here’s the money line from there: “Even if your child is fussy or does not like veggies, our study… Continue Reading →