As I drove my family out for dinner a few nights ago, I decided to change lanes but the person behind me pulled out and, kind of, cut me off from behind. I felt an instant pang of anger. What... Continue Reading →
When we think about reconnecting it is most often associated with people from our past. Maybe we reconnect on social media or at a reunion or maybe even by happenstance. Reconnecting is defined as "re-establishing a bond of communication or... Continue Reading →
Over my 14-plus years of being a parent I have often found myself researching toys and projects to help teach my children to be more creative. I've bought them puzzles and robots they can build, do-it-yourself computers, STEM packages and... Continue Reading →
I've been thinking a lot about appreciation lately. In the past, I've been focusing on how appreciated I am. I'd find myself blaming others for not appreciating me as much as they should but at the end of the day,... Continue Reading →
It's a fairly generic question, isn't it? What is important? It's vague enough that an equally vague answer satisfies it. You could just say "God" or "family" or "health" or any number of responses but none of them actually answer... Continue Reading →
Ironically, braintenance is something that most of us have never really thought about. We work out our bodies regularly, we try to eat healthier, we stretch and do yoga and try to get a good amount of sleep. All of... Continue Reading →
Years ago, I came across a phone book from my college days. It was in a box of stuff that I've moved across the country and back without ever opening. You know, really important stuff that requires me to buy... Continue Reading →
I was standing on the third floor terrace of the home my father grew up in Kharar, Punjab, India, when I noticed my niece playing in the dirt yard below. I felt the cool morning breeze on my face and... Continue Reading →
I am a man of many interests. Too many, most probably. The benefit of all these interests is that I know a little about a lot of things and that I can be helpful in most situations. The downfall is... Continue Reading →
Sympolism. 