The Cry Last weekend, although meaning the best, I made my son cry in the greatest despair. I tried to help him, to provide boundaries and advice to
Noah's Ark at the Skirball Center One of the things I missed the most when I was a student at Codesmith was weekend outings with my family. While I was able to
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New Year's Resolutions 2015 I love New Year’s Resolutions. Continuous improvement is compelling, but it’s hard to develop new ideas to and new commitments every day; starting fresh
2014 Endorsements: Voting with Kaizen and Fatherhood While Kaizen is politically neutral, this site lives in a world in which our elected leaders have a tremendous effect on the world we, and our
Heat Wave, Hot Car, Hot Baby It’s a heat wave — not tropical, but desert — that has covered Los Angeles. Clear skies, bright azure and cloudless, let the sun beat down with
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The Facebook I’m a photography buff (can you tell from this site?). Like most photography buffs, I have inappropriately grandiose plans for how many awesome new photo