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There is a man in the Oval Office who likes to play golf.

My father liked to play golf too.

That is where the comparison ends - but since we seem to be living in a moment that demands we hold things up to the light and name what we see, I’d like to tell you about Joe Mooney. Not to make a political argument. Just to remember what a man can be, if he tries.

M...


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As a lifelong music lover, I’ve often thought about what propels a band to lasting fame.

What mysterious forces transform an ordinary band into a global phenomenon? Is it raw talent? A lucky break? A hit single? The truth is far more nuanced. Stardom doesn’t hinge on a single element, it’s a constellation. For a band to rise above the noise, the stars must align: chemi...


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What Is A Found Poem?

Found poetry is one of my favorite ways to turn idle moments into creative ones. Whether I’m waiting for a flight, sitting at an airport gate, or relaxing on a plane, I love opening a magazine, circling interesting words and phrases, and seeing what unexpected poem emerges from the page. There’s something magical about discovering a story, a feeling, or a...


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One of the great joys of growing older is discovering how often reality differs from what we assume.

Sometimes it’s because of marketing. Or maybe it’s movies, photographs, or stories we’ve heard all our lives. And sometimes it’s simply because the world is more interesting and surprising than we think.


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