It’s the end of New York City as we know it…
The world shut down over two years ago, and in those two years I didn’t go on a plane. I didn’t step foot in New York or even the United States of America. And my only visits to my parents …
The Flight Experience: The Evolution of My Hatred
I’ve hated the flight experience for quite some time now. No, not the flying itself. You go up, you sit around, you come down. I’ve never had any fears, and with the exception of one terrible Frontier landing, flying has …
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Kids and the Ultimate Second Chance
A major life milestone has been unlocked: My first child just graduated high school. This comes with lots of emotions, tons of thoughts. Some of which I’d like to unpack today. Having kids has a unique effect on the mind. …
My Son, and Next-Level Pride
I witnessed something truly remarkable and inspiring recently. And the greatness of the moment was so much more profound because of its source: My son. Beaming with Pride My son has been quite a student these past several years, ever …
The Picture to Upset 1,000 Snowflakes
I saw something terribly disturbing the other day. A friend posted on Facebook a picture of her daughter, standing tall in her IDF uniform, semi-automatic assault rifle prominently dangled over her shoulder. I couldn’t believe my eyes! How could someone …
The Polarized Abortion World
I don’t have a dog in the abortion fight. And I’m fairly certain there are more than a few folk out there who will emphatically exclaim that I have no right to speak on the subject at all, since I …