George Constanza was on to something when he declared that his upcoming summer was the Summer of George. After being fired from the Yankees, he receives three months’ pay—kind of like how every summer is for me as a teacher.
Driving home for my lunch break, I sat, stopped at the tedious red light, the one light we all suffer through on our route to and from work, the one that takes forever to turn green. I was in no
Judy Greer writes candidly about her childhood, career in Hollywood, and personal life in her memoir. She grew up in Detroit where she had an awkward phase and considered herself ugly. Greer discusses pursuing acting and landing roles, including in
I have become keenly aware of time, mostly the lack of it. It’s our most valuable resource, yet we can never gain it back. Middle age has brought about this awareness, yet a continuous threat of cancer has started a
"Uncovering the Untold Stories of the Salem Witch Trials | Roach's Six Women of Salem"
It happens multiple times a day: after a trip to Target, an oil change, buying ink at Office Depot, not to mention most Amazon purchases, my garbage collector, and the doctor’s office. Could I please answer a survey regarding my
"Bad Therapy: Why the Kids Aren't Growing Up" by Abigail Shrier! In this episode of Book Smart, I dive into the book's intriguing premise and discuss how the author's political agenda affected my overall opinion. Join me as I
