The Take-Out Trap
Looking to get out of the house the other night (see the post about 168 hours and an infant), and not wishing to cook, I …Read More
Looking to get out of the house the other night (see the post about 168 hours and an infant), and not wishing to cook, I …Read More
Life is a bit busier in my household these days as we welcomed little Samuel Dwight Conway on September 24. He was surprisingly big -- …Read More
The New York Times has a funny story on new software that tries to save you from yourself. You start a workday with plenty of …Read More
...or at least that's the message of Sue Shellenbarger's column this morning in the Wall Street Journal. According to a Gallup survey being released today, business …Read More
Amanda Steinberg, whose Daily Worth email recently featured one of my USA Today op-eds, has another post from a few days ago about how she …Read More
Time Out New York Kids did an interview recently with Daily Show correspondents (and parents of two small kids) Jason Jones and Samantha Bee. The …Read More
I have an essay in the Wall Street Journal this morning called "The Myth of the Overscheduled Child." Just as adults do not work nearly as …Read More
USA Today ran a story today called "At some schools, budget cuts put the kibosh on sports." In the South-Western City Schools district (around Columbus, …Read More
Most of us with full-time jobs don't work nearly as much as we think we do. Very few people who claim to work 80, 90, …Read More
As people are starting to turn in their time logs for the 168 Hours project, certain themes are coming up again and again. One recurring …Read More