This was the headline for a recent edition of “The Ethicist” column in the Sunday New York Times: “My best friend’s affair is eating at me. Should I tell?”
This was the headline for a recent edition of “The Ethicist” column in the Sunday New York Times: “My best friend’s affair is eating at me. Should I tell?”
There are two maxims about writing I learned early. One of them is to never start a sentence with the word “There,” which I clearly just violated.
As promised (threatened) in our previous outing, here’s a new all-purpose/no-real-purpose astrological chart to guide your life when…
People who plan their lives around astrology are often considered to be flaky, conceivably because they are.
When we phone a business or government office it takes us a while to click through the prompts (“If this is an emergency, hang up and call someone else immediately!”) …
If you think a flying car is nothing new, I can’t blame you.
A new Goldman State Podcast drops every Friday!One would be following the advice of a newspaperBy Ed Goldmanhen the Wall Street Journal recently ran a story headlined, “Here Are 10 Subtle Signs That You Are Ready to Retire”—and Number 9 was that...
According to reliable sources, babies discover they have fingers and toes when they’re two-to-three months old.
A new Goldman State Podcast drops every Friday!Sean Duffy thinks accessorizing aids air travelBy Ed Goldmans Sean Duffy suggesting that if we all dressed nice when we flew it could help solve the airlines’ problems of overbooking, lousy snacks, no...
I was about to rinse the previous night’s dinner plates, pots, pans and utensils, then load them into the dishwasher.
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