Tag: Public School

No WiFi, no problem: Unplugging in a Treehouse at The Mohicans
You don’t have to live in NYC to be weighed down by the hustle and bustle of life. NYC, however, is a different beast than most cities. All around me are horns, beeps, people scurrying, and noise. Added to the busyness of living in NYC, are phone calls, emails, and status updates across many social […]
What the World Needs is Another Vlogger: So Here I Am
I’ve thought long and hard about what this world needs. And I have concluded that we don’t have enough Vloggers out there. In 2020, I’m placing my hat into the Vlogger sphere. My YouTube channel has been around for a long time, but has received little love. That’s changing now thanks to Movo. Movo […]
19 Years Ago, I had a Stroke. I’ve got a lot to be thankful for
It took place in the wee hours of November 25, 2000. My night of bartending had drawn to a finish. My till and tips were calculated, and I relaxed with my fellow bartenders as we waited for the okay to go home. We were all reminiscing about the night and making fun of the people […]
Laundry Sucks! But a Washing Machine Doesn’t Have to
I received a number of unsolicited advice when I had my first baby. Everywhere I went; family, friends, and even strangers halted me in my tracks to offer advice. Here’s something that nobody every bothered to chat with me about – how much doing laundry sucks. There was never a heads up or a word […]
My Interview with Mark Ruffalo on his Film Dark Waters, Activism, and Fatherhood
In the film, Dark Waters, Mark Ruffalo plays Rob Bilott, a corporate attorney who switches sides to take on a major corporation on behalf of the citizens of a small West Virginia town. I got the opportunity to interview Mr. Ruffalo about the film, his activism, and fatherhood. Q: How has being a dad influenced […]

Tag: Public School

Are You Preparing Your First Grader for College?

My Reasons for Homeschooling: A Response to a New York Times Article

Public School Frustration