It amazes me that, nearly six years after losing my parents, I still find myself occasionally crying that they are gone, lamenting missed opportunities with my dad, and longing for my mom’s cooking, something I rarely valued when it was … Continue reading →

As the world faces a crisis so large that some economists predict it may eclipse the Great Depression and cause a financial collapse that makes 1929 look like a mild downturn, I have mostly avoided letting my mind wander into … Continue reading →

I think too much.

With a tropical storm pummeling Washington, I drove a friend to work this afternoon, and on the way back home, I took New Hampshire Avenue through Dupont Circle. There was very little traffic on the roads, and while the sky … Continue reading →