
Observations from a fed-up elder millennial with a rewards card and an existential crisis.
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I really need to stop writing about education.
Not because I’ve run out of things to say about it. Apparently the opposite is true. But if I were making editorial decisions based entirely on what you people actually reward me for writing,...
Growing up in Oklahoma in the evangelical Christian world of the 1980s and 90s meant learning a lot of things that, in retrospect, probably deserved a little more scrutiny than we gave them at the time. There were felt-board Bible stories a...
Recently I started watching the final season of All American, which requires admitting up front that I have a very long history with a very specific genre of objectively trash television. It probably started with the original Beverly Hills,...
Earlier this month, I read a Washington Post article about a study suggesting that paying attention to an uncomfortable physical sensation could actually change your body’s inflammatory response. Researchers irritated people’s skin with his...
Right before school started, Dorene and I took Connor down to Williamsburg for a couple of days, which is probably one of those things you are legally required to do at least once if you raise a child in Virginia. Colonial Williamsburg is c...
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Politics, brand strategy, identity, and millennial exhaustion—served neat. A space for everything I’m not supposed to talk about, but always think about: growth, gender, purpose, points, and the culture we’re drowning in.
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