If you have spoken with a senior in high school lately, or even a rising junior, I suspect that one of your questions included where they wanted to go to college. If it was a senior, I imagine it might have been the first one. Our own children got this... read more
I have a lengthy love/hate relationship with the vast bibliography of “parenting books.” As a parent, and one who works with the children of others, I’ve always wanted to have the best insight into the art and science of parenting. The scope of offerings is ever-expanding, and as we have... read more
We didn’t recognize the number, but because she’s always quicker on the draw, Cheryl answered the phone. You never know what a call might bring in the off-season at Camp. Ninety percent of the time it’s a cold sales call pushing their clothing brand, camp management software or promises of... read more
I was in Walmart at 6 a.m. this morning picking up a few items for a project. (Sometimes I wish we were on an island and forced to plan better, or make do with what we have.), and I noticed something strange. Not the usual strangeness one might encounter at... read more
I’m old enough to remember when the 4th of July was just a day, albeit a “Super Day” at Camp Mishawaka replete with pie eating contests, watermelon races, a BBQ and dance, as well as a parade and time for a bit of reflection on the meaning of Independence Day... read more