Living the examined life
Living the examined life
Arnold Lobel gave the world many beloved illustrated stories, including the “Frog and Toad” series, “Fables,” and the side-splitting hilarious “Mouse Tales.” […]
Childrearing is often treated in our culture as a competitive sport. Parents become overinvolved coaches running drills. The relationship between parent and […]
Stephanie Gordon, Catholic wife and mother, self-proclaimed retrograde, has launched her writing career—excuse us, written a book with the express permission of […]
Who could forget Potato Face Blind Man, Hatrack the Horse, and, of course, Bozo the Button Buster who Busted All His Buttons […]
“Welcome to Costco. I love you.” -Costco greeter in Idiocracy The 2005 film Idiocracy is disturbingly prescient in its themes. The […]
The film “The Lost Daughter” is not a pleasant experience but one that is true. The film adapted from the novel of […]
Life with lots of children offers excitement. There is a unique energy and enthusiasm that can be unleashed in a tribe with […]
Good children’s stories, new and old, have wide appeal. Adventure stories and tales of epic quests are no exception. Of course, there […]
Some social groups seem less likely to offer sound principles for living the good life than others. High on the list of […]
The socially acceptable posture in life these days is perpetual waiting: waiting for the relevant studies to emerge before making a decision. […]
