Words To Live By: “The Duty of Criticism”

“The duty of criticism is neither to depreciate nor dignify by partial representations, but to hold out the light of … More

Seeing Things In A New Light: Windless Kite Festival

A Windless Kite Festival (Seemingly an oxymoron, if there ever was one.) Held indoors (Of course, where else do you … More

“There is no experience from which you can’t learn something. When you stop learning you stop living in any vital and … More

I clearly remember going into gales of laughter as a child when seeing anyone talk while up-side-down. Chin talking is … More

I recently went on a trip to a city I’d never been to before to hear a woman I’d never … More

People complain that life and work are such a “Rat Race.” For me, at least, it all feels more like a giant … More

“…a fascinating insider’s depiction of political life, and a compelling morality tale.” When should a senator (or any politician) stop … More

It is always fascinating to see how creativity feeds and inspires creativity. It’s a cycle that happens within and across … More

Those Nike ads were right. Sometimes, we need to forget perfect and just participate. We need to put mind … More

In Caitlin Moran’s outrageous, funny and heartbreakingly honest feminist manifesto How to Be a Woman, she calls for a fifth … More