I read this article about paternity testing and child-support in the Times this morning, and it really moved me. W has posted about this on his blog before, but this is a lengthy article that really goes into detail and involves the reader’s emotio
I can never say it better than Nicholas Kristof. This column on all the sky is falling worries over *gasp* reforming our health care system offers a great perspective using similar concerns on past programs.
Once again, I owe John Sherck for the blog idea. Like him, I have noticed a number of folks on Facebook doing ?one thing I?m thankful for? every day in November. And like him, I thought that any attempt to do this might go from waxing profound to w
Alas, I have raised my children to face much frustration. My daughter?s ninth grade American Government class is in the midst of a mock congress. The kids took a test that evaluated their views and placed them into the appropriate political party.
John Sherck’s blog got me thinking. He has resumed his “Thursday Think ‘n’ Share,” and one of the questions was about whether the reader was quick to anger. Mostly, I have a slow temper. For one thing, I’m very thick-skinned. Insults often don’t