Aristotle, the Buddha, and PB&J
Some days might call for an extra dab of peanut butter and others for rivers of jelly.
Fifteen Dresses
Now, in the grand scheme of things, does it actually matter that people know you wore the same dress (gasp!) TWICE in your life?
Technology for the Real World
Technology really is a sticky wicket, or sticky widget I suppose, particularly if we are referring to classroom computers.
Finding Pizza Mind
“Seeing Caribbean fruits on European starches makes me uncomfortable” prompts the listener toward empathy while “You are a traitor to pizza!” will only cause them to clam up.
Live and Let Live
You’ll probably have to develop a strong stomach vis-a-vis mouse carnage, but it’s a tough world.
The VeggieTales Effect
I want to get at the heart of your questions by offering some modest but practical advice for cultivating a more omnivorous media diet.
The Collected Wisdom of Tony Ditta
First, as somebody who likes math, I want to clarify: what you’re describing is being bad at arithmetic, not necessarily being bad at math.
Their Bodies, Your Choice, Our Health
In all of these cases, your intervention in your children’s lives was an essential condition in your children’s personhood, not an infringement on it.
Table for One
Living alone doesn’t have to mean eating alone.
Lift Up His Countenance
Our theme for the month of March is “Ask the post calvin.” We’re taking on questions submitted by readers and offering our best advice. Dear the post calvin, My prayer has always seemed dry and not heartfelt. I’ve tried different methods, but I feel like...
