My Type, Apparently
My dad was one. I married one. I dated two more before that. Then I learned a new category entirely and realized the problem wasn't just ...
Life lessons, opinions, the stuff that doesn't fit anywhere else.
My dad was one. I married one. I dated two more before that. Then I learned a new category entirely and realized the problem wasn't just ...
A meme in a 90s nostalgia group mourned the loss of $1 McChickens and 24-hour Walmarts. I read it. I nodded. Then I caught myself. That's...
Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde’s heartfelt plea for compassion reminds us of the timeless wisdom in the Beatitudes. In a divided world, her w...
I've been making changes everyday in order to be happy with less. I've redefined what success is, what makes me happy, what I want to do ...
As someone who has been taking college classes since 2004, it feels unreal to be graduating and leaving college. It’s a bittersweet feeli...
Being sick really sucks. I've had a cold for a few days now and it's really getting in the way of my productivity with work. Unfortunatel...
Don't hold on to the negative energy. Let it go. Even if it costs you lots of money. Life is too short to be angry.
Socialism or not, the reality is that we ultimately "foot the bill" regardless. Uninsured people lack access to primary care and thus go ...
In America and abroad we are being hit hard by rising high fuel prices. Not only are these fuel prices painful for individual consumers d...
I saw this at [The Oatmeal](http://theoatmeal.com/comics/designhell) and just had to repost it! I bet every web developer can join me in ...
Osama bin Laden was a very evil man but he knew exactly what he was doing when he attacked the United States on 9/11. His target, the Wor...
To commemorate the 10th anniversary of 9/11, State Farm partnered with award-winning director Spike Lee to film a touching tribute to tha...
The key to promoting your business online and using social marketing to your benefit is establishing an online following. Use the suggest...
On Wednesday February 16, 2011 I lost my friend Adrian Burgueño. Adrian was only 21 years old. He was a student, an activist, a filmmaker...
This modern day parable demonstrates that honesty and integrity are more important than performance or short-term profits in business.