This past week, I’ve discovered a new side of Jacob: gregariousness. People often comment on what a happy baby he is, and some folks he sees regularly—one lady at church in particular—can get a smile out of him with minimal … Continue reading
I’ve witnessed marathons in Boston and New York. I’ve watched the Olympics (on television). On more than one occasion, The Biggest Loser has brought tears to my eyes. And yet never in my life have I been … Continue reading
What do a book about napping, Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics, and the season of Lent have in common? They’ve each, in one way or another, contributed to my renewed perspective on the compounded positive effects of good habits. To start: … Continue reading
