My Life: It’s Cool to Be a Pollyanna
We must avoid cynicism, a cheap poison lapped up by the lazy, at all costs.
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We must avoid cynicism, a cheap poison lapped up by the lazy, at all costs.
Reflections from a woodshop teacher on driving on fryer grease for two decades.
How a Bren School PhD fellow helps high school students shift from focusing on the what, toward a deeper interest in the how.
We can always offer dignity to someone who felt unseen.
Remembering one of Treebeard’s many life lessons.
The mischief and memories of lake rats on minibikes.
Being a rigger in the theater means we climb all the way to the top of the theater, places that no one else ever goes. The ghosts hang out up there sometimes.
The passing of a loved one can yield some surprising gifts.
“Because we value your business, please continue to hold” was repeated on a loop at seven-second intervals for what promised to be the rest of my life.
On the other side of the sadness is gratitude for the memories.