Poll after poll after poll after poll indicate that a majority of Americans believe public health officials. They agree that prematurely rushing to reopen the country will cause unnecessary coronavirus sickness and death. If you don't want to … [Read more]
Flash Mobs of the Pandemic
I'm fascinated by people coming together in outdoor spaces, whether planned or spontaneous, and creating magical experiences. I was curious what sort of videos were recently uploaded that made me smile. Here's a … [Read more]
Thinking of Re-Entering a Store
I haven't entered a grocery store in nearly two months. Days before the Governor's stay-at-home advisory here in Massachusetts, when the coronavirus was beginning to spread around the country, I remember feeling a heightened sense of awareness … [Read more]
Happy 13th Birthday to My Blog
I started blogging on May 14, 2007 on the 12th anniversary of my father's death. I’ve written about him many times, including this homage. My blog has seen four URLs and many layouts. You can visit the archive and read my early posts … [Read more]
Why Facebook Breeds Voyeurism
Rachel Jonat joined Facebook in 2006. She spent several hours a day on the site to see what her "friends" were sharing and to share her own updates. Over time, she recognized the time suck. Everyone does. She did what few of us have the guts to … [Read more]
The 4 Social Networks I Use Most
It's a constant struggle for me to find signals in a sea of social media noise. The coronavirus crisis throws a giant obstacle into my social following strategies because of two reasons: First, I don't want to tune out people who I care about … [Read more]
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