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Kids and guns don’t mix–lessons from a childhood tragedy
As a father, my heart breaks because a 9-year-old girl was shot dead by another child when…
The Big Stories of 2013
FOR PHILADELPHIA, 2013 was filled with crushing lows and euphoric highs, but the biggest stories shaped us,…
Book trailer
ANDREA WILSON is in a bad marriage, so when she awakens with her husband’s blood on her…
I miss my old Toyota Camry … well, sort of
Yes, I got someone younger and prettier as soon as I had the chance to do so, but that doesn’t make me a bad guy. Just because I’ve already washed my new car with the same towels I used for Silver Shadow, I’m not some kind of scoundrel.
BlackBerry iPhone and me: A love triangle
I thought when I got a younger, slimmer electronic wife, I’d be happier. But I can’t relate to this new girl. She’s just too complicated.
Happy wife happy life? I put it to the test
A friend mentioned an old Swedish proverb on Facebook: “He who buys what he does not need robs himself.” I immediately thought of all the things I buy that I really don’t need. Then I thought of the real spender … my wife.
Learning about women from my cat
I’m learning that female behavior is universal, and my lessons are coming from an unusual source – our cat, Styx.
