The Everyday Almanac
Brian CheeBecause dog bites and Monday morning meetings suck. The Everyday Almanac: Weekly short posts about the lessons we learn in ordinary moments
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#41 Go Away to College, and Stay Away
It’s time to go! You’ve worked hard for four long years, putting up with all the bullshit from parents and teachers and student peers. No joke – high school was like being in prison with your least favorite people.
But still, it wasn’t all...
#46 Break a Rib
It’s a pretty typical moment on a soccer field: ball over the top, striker rushing onto it, goalie charging out to close the gap and make the save. It’s chicken on turf with a bouncing ball between — mano a mano. Whoever wants it more gets...
#12 Give Joy and Get Healthy, Even if it Feels Like a Chore
Walking a dog is one of the easiest acts of kindness a human can do. You put their harness on, clip it to a lead, and grab a poop bag. And off you go. Walking your dog is healthy for you and the dog; it provides fresh air and a chance to ge...
#18 Cats and Dogs Can Live Together
Man’s best friend may be a dog, but a dog’s best frenemy is definitely a cat. Or maybe spouse? Consider that almost a quarter of US pet-owning households include dogs and cats, and, despite their fundamental differences, very few experience...
#14 How to Be Alone Without Feeling Lonely
The next time you drive for an hour, do so without sound, including talking to another person. Seems terrible, right? Most people aren’t comfortable with solitude, and for good reason: Today, it’s virtually impossible to be truly by yoursel...
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