Plague pits and puzzles
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The Pandemic Diary: April 2
Mister we got a man like Herbert Hoover again
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Life After Social Distancing
After the pandemic fades I suspect that we are going to find out that a lot of the things we take for granted are totally unnecessary
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Yes, you have to wear pants: a guide to working from home
A lot more people are working from home right now due to coronavirus. Let an expert tell you how to make the best of it.
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The Ghost of Police Brutality Past
In 1991, Officer Michael Exline of the Columbus Police Department committed one of the most notorious acts of police brutality in the city’s history. Nearly 30 years later, he’s still on duty.
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“The Most Devastating War Machine Ever!”
I found something in my storage unit that reminded me how insane the run-up to the first Gulf War truly was
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Examining Your Luck Tree
How hard did you work to get where you are? How lucky were you? Are you sure about that?
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Long Chile, Ohio2, and the Snack Rack
A story about what it’s like to have a couple of Gen-Z kids who go viral.
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A Supposedly Fun Thing That Was Actually Pretty OK
I never thought I was a cruise person. And I may still not be. But a celiac disease-themed cruise opened my eyes.
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Great Moments in a Broken City
I spend a lot of time browsing real estate websites. I’m not in the market to move. I’m not coveting a big fancy house or anything. I just find it fascinating to see how much house is available for how much in whatever place I happen to be thinking about or whatever place I have […]
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