Various, mid-June edition
I guess one upside of blogging is that there's no need to string random thoughts into a coherent narrative. Today will just be a miscellany …Read More
I guess one upside of blogging is that there's no need to string random thoughts into a coherent narrative. Today will just be a miscellany …Read More
I like all my books. But I'm particularly fond of I Know How She Does It, my book about how professional women with kids spend …Read More
This will be a weekend where the schedule is highly dependent on weather. There are several outdoor kid activities on Saturday; rain will shift all …Read More
My first time management book, 168 Hours, came out 15 years ago this month. (I think the actual date was May 27 for the hardcover. The …Read More
I’m back from a 2-day trip to Florida for all things Best of Both Worlds. Sarah and I had planned to get together this week …Read More
First, Sarah is home from the hospital. You can read her most recent update (and listen to this week's BLP) here. A lot of really …Read More
Longtime readers know I am not a huge fan of the phrase "work/life balance." I use it, partly because that's what people search for, and …Read More
There is something gratuitously glorious about fall in places full of deciduous trees. Spring flowers make sense — attracting pollinators and the like. But fall …Read More
With the kids starting school this week, it’s time to revisit the Summer Fun List. This is the list I make every summer with all …Read More
I’m working on a piece on the blurring boundaries between work time and not-work time. There has always been some blurring for information type jobs …Read More