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Thanks
My father used to give the same Thanksgiving toast every year. Raising his glass, he simply said, “Thanks.” I'm definitely my father's daughter. Unable—or perhaps unwilling—to improve on this post, I have simply decided to run it every year at this time as a tribute...
My Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
On a recent trip to California, four of us had brunch in my favorite restaurant in Murphys, which I had wanted to share with my good friend, Leah, who was finally visiting my old stomping grounds. For the first time ever, the meal was seriously disappointing. We...
Failure Is Not an Option
“It’s time to revise Failure Is Not an Option: Creating Certainty In the Uncertainty of Retirement,” my friend and client, David Rosell, announced. The book, which the financial planner wrote in 2013, hadn’t been updated in five years, and the country’s financial...
Writing Lessons From my Dogs: Do Whatever It Takes
A few months ago, I felt a hard lump when I was petting my English cocker spaniel puppy, Moke. I tried hard not to panic. He's my sixth dog, so I'm used to health challenges--some minor, some as serious as they get. I chose to adopt a watch-and-wait policy, but when...
Bringing History to Life
Bringing history to life and making it relevant to what’s happening today has seemingly not been a priority. But that may be starting to change. Like most academics, historians often write for others in their field. So, I was particularly gratified when my writing...























