Friday Miscellany: I should have gotten Global Entry, plus a weight loss update
I spent the first half of this week in Edmonton, Alberta (and getting to and from there) since I was giving a speech at a …Read More
Writing About Time Management, Life, Careers & Family
A choice to change time
Sarah and I covered a lot of ground in the BOBW podcast yesterday where we interviewed Katherine Goldstein. Reading over what I posted here, I realize …Read More
Best of Both Worlds podcast: Interview with Double Shift’s Katherine Goldstein
From time to time, Sarah and I hear from Best of Both Worlds listeners about the other programs they're listening to. A number of people …Read More
Weekend recap: Mother’s Day edition
My recipe for a good weekend involves an adult dinner somewhere fancy, a long run, singing good music at church, and a family adventure. This …Read More
Friday Miscellany: Notes from the Time Logs, Plus Complaining About Your Spouse in National Publications
I am feeling a bit behind. I did a lot this week, but life is often governed by the match or mismatch between expectations and …Read More
Write those toasts (an exercise from Juliet’s School of Possibilities)
If you want to know what matters to you, sometimes it helps to look to the future. In Juliet's School of Possibilities, my time management fable, …Read More
Best of Both Worlds podcast: Life should be like summer camp
I am a big fan of summer camp. I had some great experiences during the summer as a kid, both at traditional outdoor camps and …Read More
Weekend: World’s End to Manhattan, with Mahler in between
This weekend was logistically complex. On some level it was "full," though it also featured a lot of downtime, if not necessarily downtime at home. …Read More
Friday miscellany: Many logistics
We returned from spring break a mere 2 weeks ago, yet we are already deep into the logistics for end-of-the-school-year activities and for summer. My …Read More
Books read in April 2019
This wasn't my best month ever for reading. I abandoned some books, including a few I thought (hoped?) I might like. But I did make …Read More