One day in 1969, when I was about three years old, my parents gave me the earth and the universe.
Waiting for the end of the world (at the used record shop)
Just Say “Yes” to 1979’s “No Nukes.”
Goodnight, house.
A home is a thing we take with us wherever we go, a place without a place.
Watch out: Sentimental holiday story ahead
Time is running out to enjoy this true story.
Are you emotionally and physically capable of wearing pants, and other key questions to ask before your next business trip.
Are you emotionally and physically capable of wearing pants again?
Second-grade music class, 1972: Killing us softly with her songs.
It’s been 49 years, but I’m just now realizing that my second-grade music teacher, Ms. Davis, must have been going through some serious shit in 1972.
It’s just a fad. (1970s edition.)
One by one, all the fads made a drive-by appearance at our house on Lowe Ave. in Stoughton between 1971 and 1979.
The stuff we keep.
Tackling the “Museum of Me” challenge, with a little help from the author of the must-read book “Discardia.”
Have you heard about this thing called “the Internet?”
One of my favorite things about this article from 1994 is how I had to put so many words and concepts that are commonplace today in quotation marks: “online,” “e-mail,” and “cyberspace.” And, yes, I used the term “information superhighway.” It was a simpler time.
Mandy? Brandy? “Yacht Rock” is dandy.
The albatross and the whale, they are my brothers. I dig it, whatever that means.
bark/bite 