It must be awkward to write poems for strangers in New York’s Central Park. To sit there with an old typewriter, clack away at the keys offering your talent to people who may ridicule you, or worse, take your talent for granted, possibly balking at your vulnerability..your effort. How often do we insist on strengthening… Continue reading Love in Public
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Serving those who work for you
When I moved to my current home five years ago this week, my wife and I had a small one year old, I had a flu and we had no time to reasonably pack things very well. We also had known that moving is always more expensive than we normally planned for, so we had… Continue reading Serving those who work for you
Feelin’ it
“Can I not go to school? I’m just not feeling it today.” – my five-year-old asked. Boy, was I ready to threaten and scold..to tell her about “how the real world works!” Then I paused. I reflected on what I want to be remembered for as a dad. It became apparent that even 5-year-olds need… Continue reading Feelin’ it