The finish line is off in the distance. It’s not so far that you can’t see it, and for months, you’ve planned for the moment you’d get there. You’ve wanted it so much, you could feel it. And you’ll make it because, as in the new book, “Selling Opportunity” by Mary Lisa Gavenas, you’re willing
And just like that, everything fell into your lap. That’s what happens sometimes, you know. A situation’s fine, everything’s working out when suddenly, it’s all your responsibility, your problem. It’s on you now but maybe, as in the new book, “After My Brother Sam” by James Lincoln Collier, someone else will ultimately pay for that
So what are you gonna do next? You can’t decide. There are so many choices and you know you’re going to pick the wrong one. That’s the problem, you never do anything right and you don’t know what to do next. So here: take a deep breath, take another, read “How to Be Okay When
Are we there yet? There you are: four little words almost guaranteed to raise a father’s blood pressure, especially if they were whined more than once. Family vacations and long road trips were hard for a kid if you had no patience; being forced to learn was no fun. So read the new book, “This
Twenty feet in front of you, and you can’t see a thing. Even the closest faces are in shadow — lit, but not quite enough for you to see for sure what the people there are thinking. Still, you can hear them, their gasps, their laughter, and applause. Such is life, on-stage. Now read “Kids,
