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I have loved Roz Chast’s cartoons since one of my college friends introduced me back in the 1980s to Chast’s quietly twisted portrayals of ordinary
*Any resemblances to real persons or events, past or present, are strictly coincidental. Circa 1978 She: Honey, I think we were supposed to take that
Last night I sat on the steps of the United States Capitol and enjoyed my tax dollars at work in the form of the U.
Through random book serendipity, I came across the 2009 book The Talent Code by Daniel Coyle, and I’ve been reading about “talent hotbeds.” Coyle wanted
Today, guest blogger and advice columnist Pious Petunia offers hard-earned wisdom for brides, grooms, friends, and other victims of the summer wedding frenzy. Dear Miss
I’m sure you’ve heard the news about the primary results in Virginia’s Seventh Congressional District, in which Tea Party upstart Dave Brat beat Republican House
Since he moved there in November I have visited my dad in the rest home every week, usually on Sunday afternoons. As my mom and
My fellow academics sometimes complain about having to attend commencement ceremonies every spring, but I don’t mind sitting through them. I appreciate the opportunity to
“Taking Jesus’ body, the two of them wrapped it, with the spices, in strips of linen.” (John 20:25) Joseph of Arimathea appears in all four
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